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Resilient and inclusive water infrastructure in Tuvu, Fiji

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Manisha Naidu is a final-year medical student at the Fiji School of Medicine who was born and raised in the community of Tuvu in...

Loss and Damage finance significant concern for PSIDS

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By Sanjeshni Kumar Tuvalu’s Director of Climate Change, Pepetua Latasi says loss and damage financing was a key element of the Pacific Island nation’s negotiating...

Large crowd show strong opposition to re-opening Palau National Marine Sanctuary

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A large crowd of people showed up at the public hearing to oppose the proposed bill to re-open the Palau National Marine Sanctuary to...

Australia’s vaccine diplomacy in Pacific islands wards off Beijing, prime minister says

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Australia has been able to stop an “incursion” by Beijing into the Pacific islands by talking with leaders there weekly and offering vaccine aid,...

Climate finance remains an essential priority for PSIDS

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Pacific Small Islands Developing States (PSIDS) continue to face capacity and resource challenges in accessing global climate funds. Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat Climate Change Finance...

Solomon Islands Opposition against proposed extension of Parliament

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Solomon Islands Opposition is concerned with the ruling Democratic Coalition Government for Advancement’s (DCGA’s) continual push to extend Parliament from four to five years. Opposition...

Tongan PM positive for COVID-19

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Tongan Prime Minister Siaosi Sovaleni has tested positive for COVID19 and will be home isolated with members of his immediate family for the mandatory...

Micronesian maritime security enhanced

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The Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) has received the first of two Guardian-class Patrol Boats, delivered through the Pacific Maritime Security Programme, at a...

Cook Islands ease travel restrictions

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Regulations in the Cook Islands are softening, with Prime Minister Mark Brown announcing major changes surrounding travel to the nation. The changes are in response...

The UN High Seas Treaty could be the Oceans’ last hope

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  By Rosie Julin United Nations member states have tried for years to reach a global agreement that would protect marine life on the high...

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