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U.S Coast Guard Cutter arrives ahead of historic Solomon Islands-U.S Shiprider deal

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A United States Coast Guard vessel has arrived in Honiara ahead of the historic signing of a maritime security agreement between the Solomon Islands...

South Pacific Albacore: Building a sustainable future for a Pacific lifeline

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South Pacific albacore is one of the Pacific region’s most valuable tuna resources, underpinning domestic longline fisheries, supporting thousands of livelihoods, and contributing significantly...

UN Climate chief calls for faster shift to renewables as conflict and climate drive energy crisis

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UN Climate Change Executive Secretary Simon Stiell has called for a faster global transition to renewable energy, warning that conflict, climate change and fossil...

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

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The Pacific Community (SPC) says the launch of the Samoa Education Management Information System (SEMIS) marks a major step in strengthening education planning, management...

Bougainville leaders endorse final position and recommend 2030 Independence declaration date

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The Bougainville Independence Leaders Consultation Forum (BILCF) has endorsed the final Bougainville position and recommended 01 September 2030 as the proposed date for Bougainville's...

Newly appointed Director General welcomed by the MSG Secretariat staff

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The Melanesian Spearhead Group (MSG) Secretariat has officially welcomed its newly appointed Director General, Dr Anna Naupa, who assumed her duties Monday, 27 July...

U.S pours additional US$6M into UXO clearance in Solomon Islands

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Solomon Islands Prime Minister Matthew Wale has announced a major boost to the country’s unexploded ordnance (UXO) clearance efforts, after securing an additional SBD$50M...

5000 people in Fiji may be living with HIV without knowing it

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An estimated 5000 people in Fiji could be living with HIV without knowing it, as health officials race to identify undiagnosed cases amid what...

Deep-sea mining talks end without a framework… again

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Two weeks of negotiations at the International Seabed Authority (ISA) have concluded with the regulatory framework for deep-sea mining no closer to completion and...

Drawing a line in the ocean

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Efforts to settle the maritime boundary between Vanuatu and New Caledonia continue to be blocked by France’s attachment to two uninhabited islands By Nic...

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Ship Rider Agreements legally settled, debate should focus on national interest: Dr Aqorau

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Pacific Women leaders push action on economic resilience, Climate and gender equality

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