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John Key to make first NZ prime minister visit to Fiji in decade
Prime Minister John Key will make an official two-day visit to Fiji next month – the first by a New Zealand Prime Minister since...
Medical treatment for Victor Yeimo after police break up Papua protest
By Hengky Yeimo in Jayapura
Papuan activist Victor Yeimo has been receiving medical treatment in hospital following a police crackdown on a protest in the...
Australian police raids – Pacific angle on ‘media great threat to power’
By Sri Krishnamurthi
The police raids on the Australian Broadcasting Commission (ABC) and Newscorp's Sunday Telegraph journalist Annika Smethurst earlier this month have had a...
Vanuatu evacuates 8000 villagers on Ambae as volcano erupts
By Bob Makin in Port Vila
Vanuatu's Manaro Voui volcano on Ambae is erupting and 8000 people are being evacuated on the island.
The Penama provincial...
Electoral Commission refuses to recognise UPNG student vote
Students of the University of Papua New Guinea gathered early yesterday morning at the forum square on the Waigani campus to vote for a...
Preparing Pasifika for the digital world is vital, says NZQA chief
By TJ Aumua in Auckland
The importance of preparing our Pasifika youth to succeed in a digitally connected world was a key message delivered this...
Tahiti’s Flosse ordered to repay millions in ‘phantom jobs’ case
By RNZ Pacific
French Polynesia's former president Gaston Flosse and 12 other people have been ordered to jointly repay millions of francs they misspent on...
PNG’s Basil calls for defence of free speech in student unrest
By Freddy Mou in Port Moresby
Opposition Leader Sam Basil says the freedom of speech that is enshrined in the Papua New Guinea constitution must...
Michael Field: On Sāmoa’s change of government
COMMENT: By Michael Field of The Pacific Newsroom
It has been more than three months since elections in Sāmoa produced an election result that would...
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Relocation for ‘sinking islands’ cheaper but ‘we’re staying’, vows Tuvalu PM
By Matthew Vari in Funafuti, Tuvalu
Relocation is a cheap option for sinking island countries - but "we are going to stay", vows Tuvalu Prime...
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Dawn Raids – Pasifika ‘liberated’ to talk about painful past
By Michael Andrew
An exhibition about the infamous Dawn Raids in the 1970s has opened in South Auckland, providing a window into a painful chapter...
Rave hospitality, but Indonesia fails West Papua with media freedom hypocrisy
Al Jazeera's coverage by Step Vaessen of the Papuan protest at WPFD2017 in Jakarta.
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Marawi retrieves bodies on streets amid Philippines air strikes
As Ramadan begins, Carmela Fonbuena reports on the continuing clashes in Marawi City. Video: Rappler
By Carmela Fonbuena in Marawi City, Philippines
Philippines police have entered...
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