Melanesian Spearhead Group marks 35 years of existence
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ADB, Tonga sign US$10 million grant to help in disaster response from natural hazards, health emergencies
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Australian PM to hold bilateral talks with Fiji PM
Australian Prime Minister Albanese will visit Fiji today to hold bilateral talks with his counterpart Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka in Nadi.
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Pacific Island nations meet on Pathways for the global just transition away from fossil fuels
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NZ Government’s new climate funding plan for Pacific
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Governments vet crucial UN climate science report
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Foreign Affairs Minister Mahuta to reaffirm NZ close relationship with Fiji
New Zealand Foreign Affairs Minister Nanaia Mahuta will hold bilateral meetings with Fiji this week.
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Disaster Management Minister Ditoka farewells Fiji team to Vanuatu
The Fiji Government’s second joint Humanitarian Response team deployed to assist in recovery efforts in Vanuatu following the aftermath of Tropical Cyclones Kevin and...
Cyclone Gabrielle assistance sign of bond between Aotearoa and Fiji – NZ foreign Minister Nanaia Mahuta
The immediate help Fiji sent to assist the regions hardest-hit by the cyclone shows the strong links both countries have with each other, New...
Navigating climate change: Kiribati’s efforts to address sea-level rise
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