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Vanuatu to install tsunami signs, sirens in urban areas

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PNG cellphone users given new SIM card registration reprieve

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Philippine protesters stage anti-martial law demos as Duterte trust plummets

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Crispin Maslog on Marcos dictatorship corruption, abuses during Martial Law

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Indonesian police detain 49 in attack, vandalising of Papuan dormitory

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PNG court overturns loggers ban on custom landowners entering own land

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