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Vanuatu’s New PM Eyes Strengthened U.S. Ties Amid Pacific Rivalry
In his inaugural address, newly appointed Prime Minister Jotham Napat outlines a bold vision for Vanuatu’s future, emphasizing enhanced ties with the United States amidst growing geopolitical… read more
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Trailblazer for Change: Vanuatu’s Historic First Female MP
In a groundbreaking moment for Vanuatu, Marie Louise Milne has become the first woman in 34 years to join Parliament, standing out amid 51 male colleagues. As… read more
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Australia’s Commitment: Partner of Choice for the Cook Islands Amidst Rising Tensions
Australia reaffirms its commitment to being the “partner of choice” for the Cook Islands amid growing concerns over the island’s deepening ties with China. As geopolitical dynamics… read more
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Palau Prepares for Pacific Mini Games Media Revolution
Excitement is building as Palau prepares to host the 12th Pacific Mini Games, marking nearly two decades since the last event in 2005. With local media joining… read more
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Fiji’s Traffic Troubles: Government’s Bold New Plan to Ease Congestion
Fiji is gearing up for a series of innovative trials designed to tackle the escalating traffic congestion affecting daily commuters. With a strong focus on community feedback,… read more
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Paddling Towards Success: Palau Welcomes New Canoes for Pacific Mini Games!
Excitement is building in Palau with the arrival of new canoes for the Pacific Mini Games! This crucial milestone marks the beginning of intense preparations for the… read more
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FNPF Sets New $250,000 Cap on Contributions: What You Need to Know!
The Fiji National Provident Fund is making significant changes to contribution limits starting February 2025. With a new cap set at $250,000 for additional contributions, FNPF aims… read more
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PacificAus Sports Series Kicks Off: A Clash of Cultures and Competition!
The PacificAus Sports Netball Series has officially commenced, bringing together a vibrant mix of national teams in Brisbane. With the return of the Black Swans and the… read more
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New Zealand’s Black Caps Strike Back: A Dominant Win Over Pakistan!
New Zealand’s Black Caps marked their title ambitions with a stunning 60-run win against defending champions Pakistan. Key contributions from Will Young and Tom Latham propelled them… read more
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Diplomatic Shake-Up: What Novelly’s Nomination Means for U.S. Relations in the Pacific
The nomination of Jared Novelly as the U.S. Ambassador to New Zealand opens a Pandora’s box of diplomatic questions, particularly regarding the Cook Islands and Niue. With… read more
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Flood Alerts Issued as Thunderstorms Loom Over Viti Levu and Vanua Levu
Flash flood alerts are raising concerns for low-lying areas in Viti Levu and parts of Vanua Levu as thunderstorms threaten heavy rainfall. With specific regions on high… read more
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Fiji and New Zealand: Paving the Way for Prosperous Collaborations
During a key meeting at the Munich Security Conference, Fijian Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka and New Zealand’s Defence Minister Judith Collins explored exciting avenues for collaboration. Among… read more
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Fiji Faces Wave of Emigration: What It Means for the Future
A significant trend in emigration among Fijians is unfolding, as recent statistics reveal a notable increase in those leaving the country for extended periods. With many seeking… read more
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Clark Raises Alarm Over Cook Islands’ China Deal: A Call for Transparency
Helen Clark’s concerns over the Cook Islands’ recent partnership with China have sparked a heated debate about transparency and environmental impact. As she questions the integrity of… read more
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Cook Islands’ New China Deal Sparks New Zealand Concerns
The Cook Islands has taken a bold step by forging a strategic partnership with China, raising eyebrows in New Zealand. While the agreement promises new avenues for… read more
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Fiji’s Call for Global Climate Action Sparks Hope for Pacific Islands
Fiji’s Prime Minister has called for urgent global action against climate change, highlighting the severe impacts on Pacific Island nations. As cyclones grow more frequent and sea… read more
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Nauru’s Controversial Visa Move: A New Chapter in Australia’s Immigration Policy?
Nauru’s decision to grant visas to members of the NZYQ cohort marks a significant moment in Australia’s immigration strategy. As the complexity of addressing the backgrounds of… read more
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New Zealand’s New Strategy: Tackling China’s Growing Influence in the Pacific
New Zealand is rethinking its approach to the Pacific as it faces growing Chinese influence in the region. With potential ‘strategic trust’ clauses in the works, the… read more
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Cook Islands-China Partnership: A Rising Tide of Concerns
Concerns are mounting over the recent strategic partnership between the Cook Islands and China, leaving many in suspense about the details of the agreement. Public anxiety and… read more
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Controversial Deportation Plan Raises Human Rights Concerns in Australia
The impending deportation of three violent offenders from Australia to Nauru has ignited a fierce debate, raising critical questions about immigration policies and human rights. As tensions… read more
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Fiji Pearls Seek Redemption After Tough Opener in PacificAus Series
The Fiji Pearls encountered a tough start in the PacificAus Sports Series, suffering a narrow defeat to Samoa. Despite their spirited effort to close the gap, the… read more
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Manusina 7s Faces Tough Road Ahead: Can They Overcome Player Shortages?
As the Manusina 7s prepare for the Challenger Series in Cape Town, head coach Filoi Eneliko confronts a daunting player shortage and injury challenges. With key members… read more
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Australia’s Diplomatic Dilemma: Is It Time for a Rethink?
As Australia’s influence in the Pacific faces new challenges amid China’s rising presence, recent developments in the Cook Islands highlight the precarious nature of its diplomatic strategies.… read more
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New Zealand’s Deep-Sea Dilemma: Can Sustainability Survive Geopolitical Strains?
New Zealand is facing international scrutiny as it shifts its stance on deep-sea trawling restrictions, just ahead of a pivotal fisheries forum in Chile. The recent decisions… read more
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“Air Quality Crisis Unveiled: Pacific Islands at Risk”
New insights reveal an alarming air quality crisis in Pacific Island urban areas, with cities like Honiara and parts of Fiji facing severe pollution levels. The first… read more
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Cook Islands PM Faces Public Backlash and Calls for Transparency After China Trip
As Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown returns from a controversial trip to China, he faces mounting public discontent and protests outside Parliament. Citizens are demanding transparency… read more
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Cook Islands Strengthens Ties with China Amid New Zealand Concerns
The Cook Islands is set on a new path with a strategic partnership with China, but how will this impact its long-standing ties with New Zealand? Prime… read more
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“Saving Our Oceans: The Hidden Heroes of Deep-Sea Fisheries”
Amidst the depths of the ocean, a dedicated Fijian sailor turned fisheries observer, Saiasi Sarau, champions the cause of sustainable deep-sea fishing. His annual journeys to Mauritius… read more
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Cook Islands Protest Sparks Diplomatic Tensions: What’s at Stake?
Tensions are rising in the Cook Islands as over 400 protesters gather to challenge Prime Minister Mark Brown’s recent diplomatic moves with China. Led by Opposition MP… read more
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Cook Islands Faces Crossroads: Balancing New Partnerships and Old Alliances
The Cook Islands is poised for a significant shift as it welcomes a $4 million grant from China, igniting debates about its diplomatic future. As Prime Minister… read more