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Macron plans a new political statute for New Caledonia

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By Nic Maclellan in Noumea  In a major speech in Noumea, French President Emmanuel Macron confirmed he would forge ahead to seek changes to the...

France’s Macron announces initiative to preserve primary forests of PNG

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French President Emmanuel Macron announced on Friday a partnership to "remunerate" Papua New Guinea for its efforts to preserve the primary forest. The first of...

International talks end without go-ahead for deep-sea mining

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An international meeting in Jamaica to negotiate rules over deep-sea mining has ended with no green light to start industrial-scale mining and with an...

Taiwan sends vessels to South Pacific allies to repel illegal fishing boats

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Taiwan on Friday donated two multipurpose Coast Guard patrol vessels to Tuvalu, its diplomatic ally in the South Pacific. The agreement inking ceremony was attended...

Manu Samoa stick to RWC plan, Japan holds off Tonga in Pacific Nations Cup

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It was a tough loss for the Manu Samoa on Saturday as they went down to the Flying Fijians in the build up to...

Flying Fijians secure second win against Samoa

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Flying Fijians proved out to be the strongest opponent when they defeated their arch-rivals Manu Samoa 33-19 at Apia Park Saturday. With 12 changes after...

New Zealand’s first rugby league participation at Pacific Games hailed as “great opportunity”

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New Zealand Rugby League (NZRL) chief executive Greg Peters has claimed the country fielding a women's under-23 team at the Solomon Islands 2023 Pacific...

U.S to bolster PNG security

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Papua New Guinea’s leadership is promising “cascading” benefits from growing military and security cooperation with the United States following the first visit by a...

Nanaia Mahuta shuts door on NZ joining AUKUS after U.S says it’s ‘very much open’

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New Zealand Foreign Affairs Minister Nanaia Mahuta has shut the door on joining the AUKUS alliance, a military pact that's basing nuclear submarines in...

Climate Litigation Report reveals spike in cases demanding action

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The total number of court cases focused on climate action has more than doubled since 2017 and is growing worldwide, according to a new...

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Vanuatu Trade Minister steps down, New Minister appointed amid value addition fund concerns

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Solomon Islands advances environment and climate law reforms

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