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SPREP farewells Kosi Latu as Director General

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Commemorating over a decade of achievements made, the staff of the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) had a special virtual farewell...

digitalFIJI strategy aims to develop a $1bn digital economy in Fiji by 2030

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The digitalFIJI strategy aims to develop a $1bn (US$500 million) digital economy in Fiji by 2030 - matching the size of the country's tourism...

UN health agency launches bid to stop a new global pandemic

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“Arboviruses” might not be something most of us are familiar with, but for almost four billion people, they’re a deadly threat – which is...

Scientists decode why Tonga volcanic eruption was so explosive

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A smaller eruption in Tonga’s Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai (HTHH) volcano may have primed it for the massive explosion that happened in January this year,...

China, Solomon Islands agree controversial security pact

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The Solomon Islands on Thursday said it had inked a wide-ranging security pact with Beijing, an agreement Western allies fear will pave the way...

Australian general says Chinese military presence in Solomon Islands would force ADF rethink

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One of the ADF's most senior officers has warned that if China manages to station warships in Solomon Islands it would “change the calculus”...

Indonesia, PNG discuss deepening trade ties

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Papua New Guinean Prime Minister James Marape and Indonesian President Joko “Jokowi” Widodo discussed ways to further deepen the bilateral trade ties during the...

UN chief hails net zero pledge plan for partners in climate change fight

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UN Secretary-General António Guterres on Thursday urged private investors businesses, cities, states and regions, to do more to cut harmful greenhouse gas emissions. Guterres’s comments...

ANZ to strengthen focus on core Pacific markets

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ANZ has announced it would strengthen its focus on building a world-class digital bank in its core Pacific markets (excluding PNG) of Fiji, Samoa,...

Solomon Islands asserts its sovereignty – with China and the West

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The danger is geopolitical competition being appropriated by local actors on both sides of local political tensions. By Tarcisius Kabutaulaka News of an impending security...

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Lord Fakafanua elected Tonga’s new Prime Minister after parliamentary vote

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Tonga's Legislative Assembly has elected Lord Fakafanua as the kingdom’s new prime minister following a secret parliamentary ballot this afternoon. Interim Speaker Lord Tangi...

Pacific health systems at breaking point as Australia, NZ labour schemes drain skilled workers:...

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A major new study by the Australia Institute has warned that labour migration policies promoted by Australia and New Zealand are accelerating a health...

TD03F upgraded to tropical depression, bringing heavy rain and strong winds to Fiji

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Tropical Disturbance TD03F has been upgraded to a Tropical Depression and is expected to bring heavy rain and strong northerly winds to Fiji over...