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Pacific Unity at Risk? Tuvalu’s Call Amid Taiwan Tensions
Amid rising tensions over Taiwan’s role in the upcoming Pacific Islands Forum, Tuvalu’s Prime Minister Feleti Teo advocates for unity among Pacific leaders. His emphasis on collaboration… read more
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Dengue Crisis Forces Samoa to Close Schools: What’s Next?
Samoa is facing a critical public health crisis as a surge in dengue fever cases prompts the nationwide closure of schools. With over 1,700 confirmed cases reported… read more
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Fiji Expands Voting Rights for Citizens Abroad Ahead of 2026 Elections
Fiji is taking significant steps to engage its diaspora ahead of the 2026 General Elections. With new voter services launched at diplomatic missions abroad, Fijians overseas can… read more
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“Climate Grief: A Leader’s Plea for Action Amid Rising Seas”
Former President Anote Tong of Kiribati shares his heartfelt reflections on the existential threats facing his nation as climate change looms large. With rising sea levels putting… read more
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Guam’s Fight Against Drug Trafficking: A Game-Changer for Community Safety
A groundbreaking anti-drug initiative in Guam has led to the seizure of over 350 kilograms of illicit drugs and the arrest of 29 individuals, spotlighting the alarming… read more
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Violence Erupts Again: Eleven Arrested in Papua New Guinea By-Election Chaos
Eleven individuals have been arrested following a violent incident during the Aitape-Lumi by-elections in Papua New Guinea. Amidst allegations of ballot box vandalism and an assault on… read more
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Tensions Rise as Cook Islands Consider Independence Referendum
Tensions rise as New Zealand challenges the Cook Islands’ Prime Minister on independence talks and his recent pivot towards China. Amid calls for greater transparency and potential… read more
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Hidden Dangers: Police Uncover Meth in Batteries
A startling discovery at a factory in Lami has prompted a major police operation, revealing hidden bags of suspected methamphetamines inside old batteries. This incident raises questions… read more
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Palau’s Role in US Immigration Strategy: A Controversial Asylum Proposal
Amid shifting immigration strategies, the Trump administration is in discussions with Palau about accepting asylum seekers currently in the US. The ongoing negotiations raise crucial questions about… read more
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Fiji Takes the Lead: A New Era for the Melanesian Spearhead Group
In a poignant ceremony marked by traditional rituals, Fiji takes the helm of the Melanesian Spearhead Group from Vanuatu, igniting hopes for a revived regional unity. As… read more
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Historic ICJ Ruling: Clean Environment Declared a Fundamental Human Right
A historic ruling from the International Court of Justice has declared access to a clean and sustainable environment a fundamental human right. Revived youth activism from the… read more
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Exploring Depths: Fiji’s Bold Leap into Ocean Conservation
A groundbreaking expedition is underway in Fiji’s ocean territory, blending traditional conservation wisdom with cutting-edge science. Aboard the research vessel Argo, teams are exploring deep-sea biodiversity and… read more
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Pacific Music Legend George “Fiji” Veikoso Passes Away
The Pacific music community is reeling from the loss of George “Fiji” Veikoso, a beloved artist whose unique blend of reggae, hip-hop, and jazz reshaped the cultural… read more
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Pacific Police Tattoo: Uniting Musicians and Law Enforcement in Harmony
A historic gathering of over 100 musicians has transformed Port Moresby into a vibrant hub of music and camaraderie at the inaugural Pacific Police Tattoo. With bands… read more
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New Hospital in Kiribati: A Game-Changer for Women’s and Infants’ Health
A groundbreaking hospital is set to transform healthcare for the residents of South Tarawa, focusing on essential services for women and infants. With a significant investment from… read more
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Nauru’s Healthcare Revolution: International Expertise Takes Center Stage
Nauru’s healthcare landscape is undergoing a transformation following a strategic partnership with Global Mission Support Services. With the revival of medical facilities and successful surgeries, the island… read more
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Missing Funds Spark Investigation: What Happened to $86,000 in Palau?
An investigation into the disappearance of over USD 86,000 from Japanese government funds allocated for a ferry project in Angaur State has concluded, revealing troubling financial oversight… read more
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Fiji’s HIV Crisis: A Call for Solidarity and Action
A significant health crisis looms over Fiji as the nation confronts a rising HIV outbreak, prompting New Zealand to pledge NZD 4 million in support. This funding… read more
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Pacific Youth Take Center Stage in Climate Justice Film “YUMI”
In “YUMI – The Whole World,” a compelling new documentary by Felix Golenko, the powerful voices of Pacific youth rise to challenge the climate crisis. This film… read more
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“Pacific Outlook: A Call for Justice and Peace Beyond Borders”
In a compelling speech at the Ocean of Peace Talanoa in Suva, Prime Minister Feleti Teo of Tuvalu redefined peace as more than just the absence of… read more
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Pacific Nations Rally for Ocean Accountability at UN Conference
The recent United Nations Ocean Conference in Nice gathered a diverse array of delegates, uniting voices from the Pacific in a powerful call for enhanced global accountability… read more
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Vanuatu’s Controversial Amendment: A Threat to LGBTQI+ Rights?
Vanuatu’s recent proposal to recognize only male and female sexes at birth has ignited a fierce debate on LGBTQI+ rights amid claims of marginalization. As advocates rally… read more
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MAF Takes Flight: A New Era of Connectivity for Bougainville!
Bougainville is on the brink of transformation with Mission Aviation Fellowship (MAF) set to launch operations in the region. A significant funding boost has paved the way… read more
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Visa Controversy Threatens Taiwan’s Role in Pacific Islands Forum
Amid changing tides in international relations, tensions are rising as Solomon Islands opposition MP Peter Kenilorea criticizes the government’s decision to deny visas to Taiwan officials for… read more
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Fiji’s Feminist Fight Against Policy Shifts: What Lies Ahead?
Fijian feminists are raising their voices against a controversial policy paper advocating for a shift in the approach to gender-based violence. Critics warn that prioritizing men’s perspectives… read more
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Fiji’s Restaurants Raise Prices Ahead of Tax Cut: Consumer Council Reacts!
Amid a government initiative to reduce VAT on meals in Fiji, restaurant owners are raising prices instead of passing on the savings to consumers. This unexpected move… read more
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Pacific Nations Unite for Sustainable Tuna Management: A Historic Agreement
A landmark agreement has been reached among South Pacific nations regarding the allocation of Albacore tuna, marking a significant step toward sustainable fisheries management. This pivotal decision,… read more
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Climate Justice Takes Center Stage: ICJ’s Game-Changing Opinion
A landmark moment in international climate law has arrived with the International Court of Justice’s Advisory Opinion on state obligations regarding climate change. This unprecedented ruling underscores… read more
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Timor-Leste’s Malaria-Free Milestone: A Hopeful Model for the Region
Timor-Leste has marked a remarkable achievement by being declared malaria-free by the World Health Organization. This milestone showcases the impact of strong political will and innovative healthcare… read more
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Fiji National University Celebrates Full Accreditation for Engineering Programs
Fiji National University has achieved a significant milestone by receiving full accreditation for its Level 6 Diploma in Engineering programs from Engineering New Zealand. This accolade highlights… read more