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Our Pacific People, Our Pacific Environment! Celebrating 30 years of SPREP

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The SPREP Treaty was signed in 1992, in Apia, Samoa. Under the Treaty, the purpose of the organisation is to provide assistance to the...

Fake PG23 Merchandise seized

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A team from the Sol2023 Pacific Games Organising Committee (GOC), accompanied by the Royal Solomon Islands Police Force (RSIPF) confiscated illegally printed and sold...

OFC Under 15 Boy’s development tournament gets underway in Auckland

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Six teams from around the Pacific and one from Europe have assembled in Auckland ahead of the OFC U15 development tournament in Auckland. It is...

A great day for media industry, says Fiji Times general manager

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A great day for the Fiji media industry as years of enduring harsh media laws is finally over. Fiji Times Pte Ltd general manager Christine...

In the dark depths of the Pacific, U.S submarines patrol with an eye fixed firmly on China

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Hundreds of feet below the surface of the Pacific Ocean, cocooned within one of the U.S Navy’s most technologically advanced pieces of equipment, Rear...

Palau calls for halt on seabed mining until 2030

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Palau President Surangel Whipps Junior said he wanted the seabed mining practice temporarily suspended until at least 2030. “The ocean for us is life. We...

Vaccination programme aims to boost child mortality rates in Pacific region

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Junior Tooma was only a month old when a deadly disease quickly took over his body - and one his family feared would eventually...

Converging Pacific youth’s power for good governance and anti-corruption

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Young people in the Pacific have proposed an action plan on how they can bring about change in society building on the Youth Vision...

Outgoing FSM president urged to reconsider diplomatic shift to Taiwan

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Seeking to retain the status quo on the Federated States Micronesia’s (FSM) diplomatic relations with China, the FSM Congress weighed in on a resolution...

Fiji Government’s strength to repeal MIDA Act acknowledged: FMA

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Fiji's media fraternity breathed a sigh of relief Thursday following parliament’s decision to repeal the Media Industry Development Authority Act (MIDA) of 2010. The Fijian...

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