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SPC official calls for Pacific Education systems ready for Climate, AI and labour mobility

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The Pacific must build education systems that are resilient, evidence-informed, culturally grounded and future-ready to respond to climate change, labour mobility and rapid technological...

Australian media report questions $4.2 million cost of Fiji Climate talks

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Australia's Climate Change Minister Chris Bowen is facing scrutiny over plans to spend more than AUD$4.2 million (US$2.94 million) on accommodation and meeting facilities...

Amata reaffirms Opposition to Seabed mining in American Samoa waters

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American Samoa Congresswoman Uifa’atali Amata has reaffirmed her opposition to seabed mining in the waters surrounding the territory, saying her position has remained consistent...

The Pacific pays the price of the U.S–Iran war

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By Saber Salem The war between the United States and Iran, which began on 28 February and continues with no end in sight, has inflicted...

OACPS Ministers adopt reform agenda, Back Malabo declaration and resource mobilisation

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Ministers from the Organisation of African, Caribbean and Pacific States (OACPS) have adopted a series of decisions aimed at advancing the implementation of the...

Pacific Climate Ministers meet ahead of key regional and global talks

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Pacific climate ministers meet Tuesday for the sixth Pacific Climate Change Ministers’ Meeting, as the region works to strengthen its position ahead of a...

Solomon Islands MPs get another pay rise amid cost-of-living crisis

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Members of Solomon Islands Parliament have received another salary increase – the second in just two years – despite the continuing economic challenges facing...

PCC warns against militarising Pacific’s ‘Ocean of Peace’ vision

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The General Secretary of the Pacific Conference of Churches (PCC), Reverend James Bhagwan, has urged Pacific leaders to ensure the region’s “Ocean of Peace”...

Solomon Islands warns of Climate crisis at UN, pledges sustainable urban growth

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Solomon Islands has told the United Nations that climate change and rapid urban growth are reshaping the nation’s towns and settlements. Minister of Lands and...

New Constitution could be ready before next election’: Fiji Acting AG

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Fiji's Acting Attorney-General Siromi Turaga says constitutional drafters and consultant Professor Anthony Regan are already working from his office as the Coalition Government pushes...

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Ma’ohi Church opposes U.S bid to abolish UN decolonisation committee

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