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Fiji’s PM champions Climate Justice at UN General Assembly

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During a compelling speech at Thematic Session 2 of the UN General Assembly Climate Ambition Summit, titled "Delivering Climate Justice: Accelerating Ambition and Implementation...

Tuvalu Constitution updated: culture, climate change and decolonisation

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By Simon Kofe and Jess Marinaccio On 05 September 2023, I (Kofe) announced the unanimous passage by Tuvalu’s parliament of the Constitution of Tuvalu Act...

Push to amend Tuvalu’s Constitution to add geographical co-ordinates and archipelagic baseline

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A number of significant amendments to Tuvalu's Constitution have been proposed by the Constitution Review Parliamentary Select Committee. Amongst the 26 proposed changes, the Committee...

SIDS are being ravaged and bearing the terrible burden of bigger countries’ pursuit of profit: AOSIS Chair Mata’afa

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Chair of the Alliance of Small Island States (AOSIS) and Samoan Prime Minister, Fiame Mata'afa has told the UN Climate Ambition Summit in New...

Fiji take centre stage in historic BBNJ Treaty signing at the United Nations

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In a momentous occasion held within the halls of the United Nations building on Wednesday, Fiji proudly stood as one of the first nations...

PM Rabuka advances Fiji’s partnership with OACPS in diplomatic meeting at UN General Assembly

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In a significant diplomatic encounter at the United Nations General Assembly, Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has met with the Secretary-General of the Organisation of...

Australia props up nuclear agency amid Pacific concern

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Australia has put $3.5 million (US$2.25 million) towards supporting the international nuclear regulator as Pacific leaders cry foul about the dumping of wastewater from...

Deep sea mining ‘great opportunity’ for Cook Islands – exploration company

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Deep-sea mining companies in the Cook Islands have been exploring the country's ocean to see if they can extract potato-sized nodules packed full of...

Media training to strengthen climate change reporting in Vanuatu

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The Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) is conducting a two-day workshop with members of the Vanuatu media to strengthen their understanding...

Alo-Emile and Alainu’u’ese join the pack – Samoa name team to play Argentina

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Samoa head coach Vaovasamanaia Seilala Mapusua has made three changes to his starting XV from the team that defeated Chile 43-10 in their last...

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Pacific leaders seek US$500m resilience fund as climate impacts worsen

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