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Police break up rally against Papua special autonomy – blame covid
Asia Pacific Report
Indonesian police have broken up a protest action against the extension of Special Autonomy (Otsus) in Papua that took place on Jalan...
No Nauru election visa for SBS journalist despite presidential handshake
By Stefan Armbruster in Brisbane
SBS World News has not been granted a journalist visa to cover Nauru’s general election this weekend, despite a direct...
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Business as usual in PNG capital in spite of civil society strike call
PNG Tonight presenter John Eggins says Papua New Guinea went from a state of high...
UP students, alumni protest against honorary doctorate for Duterte
An honorary doctorate degree for President Rodrigo Duterte? Not if students at the internationally renowned...
‘I’m not PNG’s acting PM,’ caretaker Sir Julius Chan tells nation
Pacific Media Centre Newsdesk
Sir Julius Chan says there has been a huge misunderstanding over yesterday’s...
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Morrison arrives in Solomons in first visit by an Australian PM in decade
By Ian Kaukui in Honiara
Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison has arrived in Solomon Islands on...
Why Governor Lukas Enembe is inviting Russia’s Putin to Papua
COMMENTARY: By Yamin Kogoya
Papuan Governor Lukas Enembe had an hour-long meeting with Russian Ambassador Lyudmila...
PNG Media Council calls on state agencies to collaborate over virus
Pacific Media Watch
The Media Council of PNG has called on all state agencies involved in...
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West Papua closes national mourning for Pastor Nafuki – prays for MSG
By Benny Mawel in Jayapura
The United Liberation Movement for West Papua (ULMWP) has held national mourning ceremonies at the weekend for the death of...
Fiji gender groups welcome 56 women candidates, slam lack of diversity
Pacific Media Centre Newsdesk
A Fiji women's coalition has praised the confirmation of 56 female candidates for the 2018 Fiji national elections next week, but...
Solomon Islands riots: Wale calls for no confidence vote in ‘hiding’ PM
By Robert Iroga in Honiara
Solomon Islands opposition leader Matthew Wale has announced that he is filing a notice of a vote of no confidence...
Waikato joins Auckland in alert level 3 tonight – 33 new NZ covid cases
RNZ News
Parts of Waikato -- including Raglan, Huntly, Ngāruāwahia and Hamilton City -- will join Auckland in alert level 3 from midnight tonight, the...
Auckland lockdown boundary lifts as thousands make exodus
RNZ News
Aucklanders are travelling out of New Zealand's largest city today as the border around Tāmaki Makaurau opens for the first time in 120...
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Tahitian community groups try to save endangered sacred mountain
Asia Pacific Report newsdesk
A collective of community groups in Tahiti trying to preserve a historical-cultural icon at Tautira have condemned the Tahitian government for...
Yamin Kogoya: ‘Rebuilding our Melanesia for our future’ – culture and...
SPECIAL REPORT: By Yamin Kogoya
"Rebuilding our Melanesia for our future" is the theme chosen by the Melanesian Spearhead Group (MSG) for their 7th Melanesian...
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