New Caledonia
News in French for 11 November 2021
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Tahiti worries about immigration from New Caledonia
The French Polynesian government says it expects a massive influx of people, should New Caledonia opt for independence from France next month.
New Caledonia pro-independence parties sharpen referendum warning
New Caledonia's pro-independence parties say they won't respect the result of the independence referendum if France maintains December 12 as the date of the vote.
New Caledonia politicians warn against changing referendum date
Three anti-independence parties in New Caledonia say it would be a mistake not to expect a response from them if Paris postpones next month's referendum.
New Caledonia gets more funds to deal with Covid-19
France has given New Caledonia a further $US46 million to help cover the costs of its Covid-19 response.
News in French for 4 November 2021
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France maintains course for New Caledonia referendum
The French government is continuing preparations for New Caledonia's independence referendum, despite the pro-independence parties' decision to shun the vote on 12 December.
Kanaks dismayed at changed New Caledonia shark policy
New Caledonia's customary Senate has denounced last week's government decision to remove bull sharks and tiger sharks from the list of protected species.
France eases travel restrictions to New Caledonia
France has dropped some of the restrictions for travellers to New Caledonia.
News in French for 28 October 2021
The latest news in French language (La Langue Française). Audio
Pacific news in brief for Tuesday 26th October
Stay on mandatory vaccinations in New Caledonia; French Polynesian schools to teach nuclear legacy; Former Manu Samoa coach to stand for FAST; Vanuatu minister admits drink driving; and Samoa police…
Two Covid cases at the border in Vanuatu
The Vanuatu covid task force has confirmed that two arrivals from New Caleldonia have Covid-19.