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Human, economic, environmental toll of climate change on the rise: WMO

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The relentless advance of climate change brought more drought, flooding and heatwaves to communities around the world last year, compounding threats to people’s lives...

Sacked health chief hits ‘blatant corruption’ in Marshall Islands, seeks probe into trust funds

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Jack Niedenthal, who was recently “fired” as health secretary of the Marshall Islands, blasted the national government for turning a blind eye to the...

Launch into action of Exercise CROIX DU SUD 2023

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Exercise Croix du Sud (Southern Cross) will run from 24 April to 6 May in New Caledonia. This major joint and combined military exercise, planned...

La Niña impacts felt throughout the Pacific

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Flooding. Droughts. Landslides. Storm surges. Coastal Inundation These were some of the impacts of a triple-dip La Niña event, which was declared for the Pacific...

China’s growing footprint in the Pacific likened to pre–pearl Harbour Japan

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A delegation led by a Solomon Islands leader ousted by the Pacific nation’s pro-Beijing government delivered a stark warning last week: that China’s growing...

Pacific Island nations embark on addressing Human trafficking

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Since opening borders after the COVID-19 pandemic, Australia and New Zealand have been aggressively sourcing for Pacific Islander workers to help fill a severe...

U.S pledges $1 billion to Green Climate Fund amid call to keep 1.5C in reach

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The U.S will provide US$1 billion to the UN’s flagship climate fund – its first such contribution in six years. Joe Biden made the commitment...

Rio Tinto facing suit from Panguna landowners

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The sheer environmental degradation and considerable loss of life that followed Rio Tinto’s running of Bougainville’s Panguna gold and copper mine must rank it...

The multi-billion-dollar question that could pit Australia and its neighbours against each other

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Four Pacific nations plan to mine the ocean for high-value metals, but seven other Pacific countries oppose deep sea mining, saying the untested industry...

AOC President Chesterman elected to ONOC Executive Board at General Assembly

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Australian Olympic Committee (AOC) President Ian Chesterman has been elected to the Executive Board of the Oceania National Olympic Committees (ONOC). Chesterman secured the position...

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IMF flags ‘very concerned’ outlook for Pacific as fuel prices rise

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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) has raised alarm over the impact of Middle East tensions on Pacific Island economies, warning that rising fuel costs...

Marshall Islands government shuts down at 3pm amid fuel crisis

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Most government offices in the Marshall Islands began enforcing a new policy this week of closing by 3pm daily as a way to conserve...

IMF warns energy shock to hit Asia- Pacific

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The International Monetary Fund (IMF) says rising oil and gas prices linked to the Middle East conflict are set to weaken growth, raise inflation...