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Niue announces quarantine-free travel dates for New Zealand

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After keeping Covid at the borders for two years, Niue has announced its plans to ease MIQ protocols for travellers. From 11 July, travellers will...

PNG government puts UN on notice

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Papua New Guinea Police Commissioner David Manning, and head of the COVID-19 National Control Centre, has placed United Nations agencies on notice that they...

Concerns raised as Vanuatu, Palau explore crypto projects

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By Dionisia Tabureguci Recent green lighting of cryptocurrency projects in Vanuatu and Palau have raised concerns over the lack of an advisory body in...

Our Ocean conference: More than 80 countries to be represented

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The Our Ocean Conference opens in Palau this week and more than 500 delegates from 80 countries are expected to attend. The Republic of Palau...

NZ supporting call for urgent climate action at ocean conference

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Global leaders need to realise the harmful impact their lack of climate action is having on the Pacific region, New Zealand's Minister for Pacific...

Princess Anne arrives in Papua New Guinea for second leg of royal tour

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Princess Anne has landed in Papua New Guinea as she continues her southern hemisphere tour to mark the Queen's Platinum Jubilee. The Princess Royal and...

Australia, Vanuatu sign Pacific Fusion Centre MOU

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The Australian Government and the Government of the Republic of Vanuatu have reached an important milestone, signing the Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) for the...

ADB outlook: Fiji’s debt to surge to 88.6 per cent of GDP in FY2022

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Fiji’s debt is forecasted to surge to 88.6 percent of GDP in the 2022 financial year before subsiding to 85.3 percent in FY2023. This was...

ADB and Vanuatu sign grant agreements to support Disaster Resilience

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The Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the Government of Vanuatu on 08 April signed grant agreements totaling US$2.9 million to improve resilience in the...

Djibouti shows what Sogavare’s deal with China really means

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By Michael Shoebridge Why shouldn’t we believe Beijing’s claims that its security agreement with Honiara won’t result in a base or place to operate...

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