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McDermott answers Fiji SOS call ahead of ‘Roos World Cup clash

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Former Leeds Rhinos and Toronto Wolfpack coach Brian McDermott is set to guide Fiji in next weekend’s opening World Cup match against Australia after...

Roos coach Meninga wants international status known clear from day one

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-Mal Meninga wants every NRL player to pledge their allegiance to a specific country when they sign their first NRL contract as he escalates...

14-try England overrun Fiji to make Women’s Rugby World Cup statement

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-A tricky first half did not prevent England opening their World Cup campaign with an 84-19 dismantling of Fiji at Auckland’s Eden Park, extending...

Treaty of High Seas critical to Pacific

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By Elenoa Dimaira The treaty of the Biodiversity of Areas Beyond Marine Jurisdiction or the Treaty of the High Seas, which is still under...

Beijing backdrops Australia-Solomons meeting

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Australian Treasurer Jim Chalmers says the prime minister and his Solomon Islands counterpart will discuss important regional issues amid concerns about Honiara relationship with...

FijiFirst announces 20 provisional candidates

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Fiji's ruling party,FijiFirst has introduced its first batch of 20 proposed candidates for the 2022 General Election. The lineup includes former Republic of Fiji Military...

PNG Chief Justice steps down from official duties for an indefinite period

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Papua New Guinea Justice Minister and Attorney General Pila Niningi, has announced that Chief Justice Sir Gibbs Salika, has stepped down from official duties...

Pacific Regional Climate Centre Coordination Committee urged to find solutions for “climate emergency”

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The first physical meeting of the Pacific Island Regional Climate Centre (RCC) was commissioned in Apia with a call on delegates to work together...

Pacific Islands backed a partnership with the U.S, but China unlikely to be deterred in push for influence

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-Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown says respect for their sovereignty was likely among the reasons why Pacific leaders accepted an offer of partnership...

Major UN powers question Pacific islanders’ call for nuclear legacy help

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Nuclear powers have criticized an effort led by the Marshall Islands at the United Nations to seek help on dealing with the consequences of...

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