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Australian Foreign Minister's Pacific tour set to strengthen regional partnership
Penny Wong embarks on a major visit to Fiji, Tonga, and Vanuatu following Labor's recent election victory.
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Trump's push on deep sea mining imperils Nauru's commercial ambitions
Anti-deep sea mining advocates warn Trump's fast-track order circumvents long-standing international sea laws by providing an alternative path to mine the seabed.
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'No future' for refugees on Nauru after funding extension - activist
A Nauru government report states that, of the 93 transferees on Nauru, four have been granted refugee status, and 89 asylum seekers are undergoing the appeals process.
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Pacific island nations unite to support West Papua amid human rights violations
The ongoing conflict in the resource-rich province of Indonesia has drawn renewed international attention as a coalition of Pacific states voices support for the region's push for independence.
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Over $2 billion lifeline for Pacific banks amid rising challenges
Major financial lending institutions operating in small island nations are set to receive a crucial lifeline from Australia to remain viable in the region. Video
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Kiribati explores deep sea mining deal with China
Campaigner says The Metals Company's loss of a third of its exploration area is sign of a stuttering industry.
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UN rings alarm over crisis in the Pacific
Under the banner 'Children are the future of the Blue Continent', a wellbeing summit in Fiji prioritises child protection systems across the region.
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Eight contestants compete for Miss Pacific Islands crown
The countries represented at this year's event are Solomon Islands, Samoa, Tonga, American Samoa, Kiribati, Papua New Guinea, Nauru, and the Cook Islands. Audio
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Passports for sale: Lessons for Nauru and Solomon Islands from Vanuatu's EU rebuke
Opinion - Vanuatu becomes first country to ever lose EU visa-free access after golden passport scheme poses security threat, writes Tess Newton-Cain.
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Pacific news in brief for 25 September
A round-up of news in brief from around the region, including a call for traditional customs to have a role in Samoa's drug fight.
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CHOGM: Samoan journalists decry 'ridiculous' media restrictions
Some 56 nations from around the world will attend the Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting in Samoa next month.
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Nauru signs up for Starlink Community Gateway service
A Nauru state-owned entity, Cenpac Coorporation, has signed an agreement to provide Starlink Community Gateway service.
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Can overseas workers boost Pacific prosperity?
Analysis - As Pacific Island nations navigate their way out of pandemic debt, work abroad schemes could help, Paresh Narayan and Bernard Iyke write.
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NZ deputy prime minister speaks on deep sea mining
Deputy prime minister Winston Peters was asked if New Zealand's position had changed on deep sea mining. Audio
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Award-winning academics, journalists headline Fiji media conference
NZ's Dr David Robie and TVNZ journalist Indira Stewart are among five high-profile journalists and journalism academics who will address the 2024 Pacific International Media Conference.
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Micronesian Games: Northern Marianas 'blowing it sky high'
The competition is entering its sixth day with softball, volleyball, track and basketball taking place this week.
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Pasifika Sipoti wrap - results from the weekend
A round-up of results from weekend sports, including OFC Men's Nations Cup fixtures, Super Rugby Pacific semifinals, Micronesian Games, T20 Cricket
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Micronesian Games open in Majuro
The Micronesian Games kicked off in Majuro with a gala celebration that featured sports delegations from 10 islands within the Micronesian region.
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Micronesia Games back on track
The Micronesia Games returns this month in the Marshall Islands after a series of postponments due to the Covid pandemic and construction of a new stadium.
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Marshall Islands, then and now
Feature - About 2,500 years ago, before the Europeans set foot in the Marshall Islands, life for the Marshallese was very different.
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Pasifika Sipoti - wrap and results from the weekend
Tonga and Solomons unbeaten at OFC Under-16 event; Tennis wraps up in Tahiti; and Moana Pasifika climbs to eighth spot.
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ADB projects moderate economic growth for Pacific
The Pacific region is projected to have moderate economic growth in 2024 before picking up in 2025, the Asian Development Bank says.
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Pasifika Sipoti - preview of weekend sports
A preview of the weekend's sport, including Super Rugby Pacific, Super W, tennis and more.
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Pacific island countries growth to slow down in 2024 - World Bank
Economic growth in the Pacific is predicted to lag behind other emerging markets following the post-Covid boom caused by borders reopening.
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More than a billion people obese worldwide, research suggests
The highest rates are in Tonga and American Samoa for women and American Samoa and Nauru for men, with some 70-80 percent of adults living with obesity.