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Tuvalu, sinking in the Pacific, fears becoming a superpower ‘pawn’

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Tuvalu fears that climate change, an existential threat to the Pacific nation, is being forgotten and it worries that fellow island nations could become...

Fijian Drua beat Moana Pasifika in historic Super battle

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Fijian Drua have prevailed in their inaugural clash with Moana Pasifika, winning 34-19 in Parramatta. The first meeting of the Super Rugby Pacific's newest sides...

Tonga’s deputy prime minister ousted after bribery ruling

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Tonga's Deputy Prime Minister Poasi Tei has become the third cabinet minister in a space of a week to lose his Parliamentary seat following...

State funeral for late PNG deputy PM, Party vows to continue legacy

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Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape said the tragic death of his deputy Sam Basil is a big loss to his family, people...

World ‘at a crossroads’ as droughts increase nearly a third in a generation

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Humanity is “at a crossroads” when it comes to managing drought and accelerating ways of slowing it down must happen “urgently, using every tool...

Vanuatu president warns against ‘dictatorship’ if Justice Ministry is abolished

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Vanuatu's outgoing president, Obed Moses Tallis, has urged the government not to abolish the ministry of justice, warning of a “dictatorial system”. His opening speech...

Clash over of issue of writs in PNG

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Three State authorities in Papua New Guinea have clashed over the issue of writ as the country counted down to 4pm Thursday for the...

Chinese ambassador says Solomons pact no threat to Australia

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A Chinese ambassador says China's engagement with South Pacific island countries poses no threat to Australia, responding to fears that Beijing will establish a...

Australian PM rejects Chinese envoy ‘no threat’ claim

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Australian Scott Morrison has rejected a claim by China's ambassador that Beijing's co-operation with Pacific island nations is not a threat to Australia. Ambassador Xiao...

Former Solomon Islands high commissioner ‘manhandled’ by Morrison’s security

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A former high commissioner to the Solomon Islands has questioned whether Australia is still a free country after being “manhandled” by Scott Morrison’s security...

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Second PNG Media Summit elevated to regional event

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