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Crown Law mum on review of Cook Islands Crimes Bill

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Moves to remove homosexuality from the Cook Islands Crimes Act are still awaiting sign off from Crown Law. Cook Islands News has been attempting to...

Mango Island residents have a place to call home after Tongan eruption and tsunami devastated communities

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After the Tongan volcanic eruption and tsunami of January 2022, Mango Island was destroyed, making it uninhabitable for the residents. A new community has been...

Papua New Guinea crowned Miss Pacific Islands

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Twenty-four-year-old Miss Papua New Guinea Josie Nicholas was crowned Miss Pacific Islands on Friday. After a three-year hiatus due to Covid, the pageant was held...

In the midst of neocolonialism – What are the threats to Pacific solidarity?

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By Robert Underwood The state of Pacific island solidarity in the midst of a serious crisis pertaining to climate change and the strategic competition...

France, Australia and the First Nations foreign policy

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By Nic Maclellan Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong and Defence Minister Richard Marles have just met their French counterparts Catherine Colonna and Sébastien Lecornu...

The U.S. is blocked from ports in PRC-Influenced Solomons, Vanuatu

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By Cleo Paskal The United States just reopened its embassy in Solomon Islands, the country that last year signed a security deal with China. Problem...

New Fijiana Drua Coach by month end

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Fiji Rugby Union Acting chief executive Tevita Tuiloa says the position of Fijiana Drua head coach will be finalised by the end of this...

Australian funding helping to create athletes’ accommodation for 2023 Pacific Games

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Work is underway to create accommodation for athletes competing at this year's Pacific Games in the Solomon Islands thanks to financial support from the...

PNG Hunters to host Capras for trial

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PNG Hunters Coach Stanley Tepend has confirmed that the PNG Hunters will be hosting a first trial match of the season against the Central...

Fiji’s Great Council of Chiefs to meet in May

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One of the Pacific’s oldest political institutions, the Great Council of Chiefs (GCC) abolished in 2012 by former Fiji’s Prime Minister Frank Bainimarama will...

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PNG among 12 countries hit by new U.S visa bond rule

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The United States State Department is expanding its visa bond programme to 50 countries, including Papua New Guinea, requiring some travelers to pay up...

Cook Islands PM Brown reaffirms relationship with NZ

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Prime Minister Mark Brown has reaffirmed that the Cook Islands’ relationship with Aotearoa New Zealand 'remains enduring, grounded in shared history, values, and mutual...

Deep-sea mining target area moves closer to Guam

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Guam leaders vowed to continue fighting the U.S federal government's plans to lease 69 million acres of seabed near Guam for mining of rare...