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Australian deputy PM Richard Marles meets Nauru president

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-Australian deputy prime minister, Richard Marles, has visited Nauru on his way from Hawaii where he had met with Japan’s defence minister and the...

Fiji Kava eyes U.S expansion after acquiring Leilo

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Fiji Kava (FIJ) has executed an agreement to acquire ready-to-drink kava brand Leilo in the United States. The company will acquire 100 percent of Leilo...

“See it through my lens”: the optics of fashion diplomacy

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By Kate Clayton Henrietta McNeill Last week, immediately following the conclusion of the U.S-Pacific Summit, Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) Secretary General Henry Puna tweeted...

Fifita among new faces in powerful Tonga World Cup squad

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Titans forward David Fifita is expected to pull on a Tonga jersey for the first time in next weekend's World Cup warm-up match against...

Johnston, Coates among key faces in PNG Kumuls World Cup squad

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-Prolific South Sydney try scorer Alex Johnston and Melbourne backs Justin Olam and Xavier Coates headline an experienced Papua New Guinea squad for upcoming...

Teams given warm welcome to Rugby World Cup 2021 in New Zealand

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The 12 competing teams, match officials and the global rugby family were officially welcomed to Rugby World Cup 2021 in New Zealand on Monday...

Oceania Rugby Right Here, Right Now! celebrates women in rugby

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Oceania Rugby was joined by its 17 member unions to celebrate its third women in rugby month in September. The regional body held a month...

Pacific sport industry stakeholders meet to endorse sport education courses

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The Oceania National Olympic Committees (ONOC) is hosting its second Oceania Sport Education Programme (OSEP) Micro-Qualifications Stakeholder Endorsement Meeting from 03 to 6 October...

China-Solomons security deal keeps U.S and Pacific neighbours on deck

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Solomon Islands has appealed to its neighbours to give it a break, repeatedly giving reassurance that its security agreement with China was a harmless...

PNG Government’s position on Bouganville

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Bougainville’s push for independence has hit a constitutional snag with top legal advisors telling the National Government that nothing can usurp the power and...

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