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As the ocean industrial revolution gains pace the need for protection is urgent

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Opinion by Douglas J McCauley The ocean is often seen as the last wild frontier: a vast and empty blue wilderness where waves, whales...

Moana Pasifika to play Chiefs in amended Super Rugby Pacific round five draw

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COVID outbreaks in the Blues, Highlanders, and Crusaders squads have forced New Zealand Rugby (NZR) to amend the DHL Super Rugby Pacific Round 5...

Nagusa returns, Mataiciwa starts at fullback for Fijian Drua

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Captain Nemani Nagusa returns from injury to lead the Swire Shipping Fijian Drua in their Round 5 Super Rugby Pacific clash against the Western...

Potential sites for permanent UN office in Fiji

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Work continues on setting up a permanent United Nations office in Fiji’s capital Suva. UN Resident Coordinator, Sanaka Samarasinha confirmed they continue to work with...

About 65 women to contest PNG election

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About 65 women have put up their hands to contest the Papua New Guinea General election. They announced at the third Practice Parliament for Women...

ADB provides US$5 million grant to help Vanuatu respond to COVID-19

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The Asian Development Bank (ADB) has released a US$5 million (Vatu566 million) grant from its Pacific Disaster Resilience Programme (Phase 3) to help finance...

Solomon Islands Cabinet defends proposed extension of Parliament

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Solomon Islands Cabinet has defended its plan to extend the current term of parliament to five years. Special Secretary to the Prime Minister, Albert Kabui...

Samoa committed to be CHOGM host, says PM Mata’afa

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-Samoa remains committed to hosting the next Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting after Rwanda, says Prime Minister, Fiame Naomi Mata’afa. Addressing guests at the commemoration...

Violence against women in politics marks ‘moral and ethical failure’ – UN General Assembly President

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Top UN officials on Tuesday gathered with government and civil society representatives to draw attention to the scourge of violence against women worldwide who...

Climate activists distraught after Australian court reverses climate change ‘duty of care’ ruling

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The Australian federal environment minister, Sussan Ley, has successfully appealed against a high-profile court decision that found she had a duty of care to...

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‘We can do this’: Rejected Super Rugby bidder says it can keep Moana Pasifika...

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A prominent Bougainvillean MP believes Papua New Guinea's parliament will back the autonomous region's drive for independence. Francesca Semoso, one of four Bougainvillean MPs in...