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PNG's Information and Communication Technology Minister Timothy Masiu
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An Iran-China freight train
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Fijians and Tongans were among the more than 1000 pro-Palestinian protesters in the heart of Auckland yesterday
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Exxon Mobil PNG's LNG plant near Port Moresby
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Tuvalu proposes to create its digital twin in the metaverse
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Pacific locations could host intelligence and combat-support units
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MediaQuest corporate communications consultant Ramon Isberto
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An artists' impression of the controversial Southland AI "data factory"
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World Indigenous People's Conference on Education
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French Polynesia's President Moetai Brotherson (left) and his father-in-law Oscar Temaru, president of the ruling Party Tavini Huiraatira
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Willie Jackson, former broadcaster and Labour's Broadcasting and Media Minister in the current government
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Auckland's Waitematā Station on Monday morning
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Russel Norman of Greenpeace Aotearoa
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A drone view of the Marshalls Energy Company's main power plant in Majuro
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Suva lawyer and media commentator Richard Naidu
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New Zealand spent $6.7 million over the last six years on the electrification project
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Green Party co-leader Marama Davidson
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Sampling ocean floor copper
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Digital certificates
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It is more likely that Israel launched its attack to stop US and Iranian negotiators from meeting
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Some of the Papuan students in New Zealand with the graduating pilots from Ardmore Flying School
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