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First Tonga pre-election poll shows clear favourites, but many voters still undecided

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Tonga’s first pre-election poll is offering the clearest picture yet of how voters on Tongatapu may lean ahead of Thursday’s general election. The poll, conducted...

Australia raises heat over climate summit hosting goal

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Chris Bowen is staring down rivals Turkey at global climate talks in Brazil, vowing to succeed with Australia's bid to bring a 2026 conference...

Solomon Islands to pilot a new model of reef-positive finance

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As the world looks to COP30 in Belém to deliver ambitious breakthroughs for climate and nature, the World Wildlife Fund (WWF) and the Global...

“We’re not lying down,” Tuvalu as PSIDS Chair, highlights Pacific leadership in climate action, ambition

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Pacific island countries might be amongst the hardest hit by climate change impacts but Pacific communities are not lying down. Tuvalu, one of the smallest...

Palau, as Chair of AOSIS, urges ‘COP of truth’ to act with urgency, solidarity

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World leaders and delegates attending the ongoing 30th Conference of the Parties to the UN Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), dubbed by the...

Hour for climate action is upon us, Solomon Islands at COP30

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While heavy downpour belted the roof of the Hangar Convention Centre, Belem, with the sound of thunder roaring through the auditorium, Polycarp Paea, Minister...

‘We’re not giving up. I appeal to this process not to give up on us’ – Marshall Islands

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In the Republic of Marshall Islands (RMI), and in most Pacific countries, it is customary that when a child is born, the umbilical cord...

Pacific leader seeks investment, Australia eyes defence

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The Solomon Islands Prime minister and Forum Chair has made a concerted pitch for new trade and investment opportunities, as Australia looks to strengthen...

PINA Statement on the Government of Samoa’s Ban of the Samoa Observer

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The Pacific Islands News Association (PINA) expresses deep concern over the Government of Samoa’s decision to ban the Samoa Observer, one of the country’s...

Fiji Media Association stands with Samoa Observer on Press Freedom

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The Fiji Media Association (FMA) stands in strong support with the Samoa Observer newspaper, following the newspaper’s editorial titled “The PM’s wish and our...

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