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ONOC Digest – Birmingham 2022 Commonwealth Games

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ONOC is delivering this Digest in partnership with The Reporters’ Academy and the Pacific Islands News Association(PINA). OCEANIA’S DAY AT THE GAMES - DAY 3 Monday...

World Rugby Sevens Series to undergo “sportainment” revamp before Paris 2024

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The World Rugby Sevens Series is set to include an equal number of men's and women's teams and stop at new locations under plans...

Top U.S military chief visits NZ for first time, addresses China’s rising influence and climate change

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The top United States military chief for the Pacific region has visited New Zealand against a backdrop of rising geopolitical tensions with China increasingly...

Cook Islanders get ready to go to the polls

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Cook Islanders go to the polls on 01 August to choose a new 24 member parliament. Voters will have four parties, and a movement calling...

After 865 days, Samoa reopens to tourists

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Samoa reopen to international tourists again on Monday, 865 days after closing borders due to COVID-19. For Western Australian Tuitaga Nathan Bucknall, the manager of...

ADB approves $13 million for Pacific Small Businesses

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The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved US$13 million to expand lending for businesses in five Pacific countries. The five-year support will help government-owned banks...

‘Return of writs cannot be extended’: PNG Secretary for Justice

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Any extension beyond the fifth anniversary of the date fixed for the return of the writs for the previous general election would be in...

SIBC to air news supporting government only

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Office of Prime Minister and Cabinet has ordered Solomon Islands Broadcasting Corporation (SIBC) to do self-censorship on its news and programmes. This means SIBC is...

‘Enough is enough’: the fight to elect women to Papua New Guinea’s men-only parliament

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By Jo Chandler When she first tried for a seat in the Papua New Guinea parliament in 2017, Rufina Peter was a political novice...

Former Fiji military commander Sitiveni Rabuka rules out China security pact if he wins government

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The former two-time coup leader hoping to return as Fiji’s prime minister has ruled out a security pact with China if he wins government,...

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ADB procurement reform lifts competition and quality in Pacific infrastructure projects

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By Makereta Komai, PACNEWS Editor in Samarkand, Uzbekistan A new procurement approach introduced by the Asian Development Bank (ADB) is increasing competition, widening bidder participation,...

Fiji and Australia deepen Pacific partnership with Vuvale Union, tackle fuel crisis and security...

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Fiji and Australia have reaffirmed their deepening partnership, announcing progress toward a landmark “Vuvale Union” while pledging closer cooperation on security, climate action and...

ADB outlines new Pacific resilience push to counter rising external shocks

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By Makereta Komai, PACNEWS Editor in Samarkand, Uzbekistan The Asian Development Bank (ADB) says its new Pacific Approach of 2026-2030 will focus heavily on building...