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Millions of dollars in detention money went to Pacific politicians

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By Nick McKenzie, Michael Bachelard and Amelia Ballinger Australia’s Home Affairs Department oversaw the payment of millions of taxpayer dollars to powerful Pacific Island politicians...

Macron to visit New Caledonia and Papua New Guinea on ‘historic’ Pacific tour

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French president Emmanuel Macron will travel to the south-west Pacific this week, in a “historic” visit designed to bolster his Indo-Pacific strategy and reaffirm...

Morrison government struck secret deal to pay PNG to take refugees and asylum seekers

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The Australian government is refusing to say how much it is paying to Papua New Guinea in a secret agreement to hold about 75...

Cook Islands and Republic of Korea discuss ‘forward cooperation’

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Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown, who is also the Minister of Foreign Affairs and Immigration (MFAI), along with Government and MFAI officials has...

Pacific Islander workers making as little as $200 a week in Australia seek protection visas for better pay

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There has been a huge spike in Pacific Islanders applying for protection visas because they offer better working conditions than the government programme designed...

Failed Palau Media deal reveals inner workings of China’s Pacific influence effort

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By Bernadette Carreon, Aubrey Belford, and Martin Young A Palauan newspaper publisher entered into a media deal with a company that turned out to have...

Samoa rock Japan 24-22 as captain Leitch red carded

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In a gripping Pacific Nations Cup encounter at the Sapporo Dome, Samoa claimed a narrow 24-22 victory over hosts Japan. Japan scored first through Amato...

Flying Fijians seal win at home against Tonga 36 – 20

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Flying Fijians have made a winning start in their campaign for Rugby World Cup beating Tonga 36-20 in the first test match at Churchill...

U.S watching with interest plans by Solomon Islands and Vanuatu to set up defence forces

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The United States is watching with keen interest developments in Solomon Islands and Vanuatu on reported plans to develop their own defence forces. “It sounds...

EU Commissioner welcomes signature of new EU – OACPS Partnership Agreement

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The European Union (EU) Commissioner for International Partnerships Jutta Urpilainen has welcomed EU Council's agreement on the signature of new EU - OACPS Post-Cotonou...

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SPC launches Samoa Education data system to strengthen Planning and decision-making

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