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WHO says contaminated cough syrup made in India found in Western Pacific

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Contaminated cough syrup made by an Indian company has been found in the Marshall Islands and Micronesia, the World Health Organisation (WHO) said on...

Climate Change fight calls for more collaboration

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The Pacific Islands Forum has developed the Blue Pacific 2050 Strategy, which is a bold growth plan for our region. It lays out a thorough...

‘New data reveal links between Korean vessels and illegal fishing in the Pacific’

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The SUN FLOWER 7, a fish carrier sailing under the flag of South Korea, was recently denied permission to unload a tuna catch of...

Vanuatu first pilot country for the development of the Pacific Custom commodity trade database

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Vanuatu is set to be the pilot country for a new database that will improve insights on trade to enable better policy and business...

Pacific, Antarctica and the Southern Ocean left out of Australia Defence strategic review

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By Anthony Bergin It’s surprising that there’s almost nothing in the Defence Strategic Review about the Pacific Islands or our strategic interests in Antarctica. The...

Minogue: Pacific Games will be delivered successfully

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With less than seven months to go before the Honiara 2023 Pacific Games, the Pacific Games Council is pretty confident that the Solomon Islands...

PNG Cabinet approves K12.1 million for Pacific Games

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K12.1 million (US$3.44 million) for the Pacific Games in Honiara has been approved by Cabinet last Thursday, says Papua New Guinea Sports Minister Don...

Koroibete looking to take game to next level after second John Eales Medal

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Marika Koroibete hopes to take his electrifying game to even greater heights after clinching a second John Eales Medal as Australian rugby's Player of...

Key players to return for Fijian Drua

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Fijian Drua will return to full strength this week with the return of key players against the Blues in this Saturday’s Super Rugby Pacific...

One Pacific Voice urged for global plastics treaty

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- Burdened by increasing plastic waste, the world is working towards a legally binding treaty to address this global issue across five international meetings. Our...

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MSG puts Indonesia on notice over UN rights visit to West Papua

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By Pita Ligaiula in Koror, Palau Melanesian Spearhead Group (MSG) leaders have warned that Indonesia’s Associate Member status could be reviewed in 2027 if...

Kanaky Groups urge Forum Leaders to back decolonisation action

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ADB pushes Pacific-led finance as climate and debt pressures grow

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By Pita Ligaiula in Koror, Palau The Asian Development Bank says it is working to expand access to affordable climate and development finance for...