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‘We won’t be intimidated’ over West Papua at Forum, says Sogavare
Report by Pacific Media Centre Pacific Scoop: Makereta Komai in Port Moresby
Solomon Islands will not be intimidated by Indonesia or other countries in the Pacific Islands...
PM O’Neill accuses Somare and Morauta of political ‘sour grapes’
Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Peter O'Neill says recent calls by former prime minister and the country's founding leader Sir Michael Somare to leave...
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Mata’afa Keni Lesa: Cyclone Gita’s over but remember Ofa’s vengeance
OPINION: By Mata'afa Keni Lesa, editor of the Samoa Observer
Tropical Cyclone Gita has left just...
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By Kalino Latu in Auckland
King Tupou VI’s second son is the lawful successor to the...
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Court orders students to serve papers on UPNG in ‘ambush’ lawsuit
By Sally Pokiton in Port Moresby
An urgent application filed by the Students Representative Council president...
EMTV turns 30 – and captures a slice of PNG history
Serah Aupong's report on the EMTV milestones. Video: EMTV
By Serah Aupong of EMTV News in...
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Locals evacuate Ambae island as Manaro Voui volcano threatens to erupt in Vanuatu. –...
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Willie Jackson: What to do about Radio New Zealand?
OPINION: By Willie Jackson
Last year Radio New Zealand cut its last Māori dedicated news in prime time, Manu Korihi, from its airwaves and not...
Tough dilemmas face soldiers on peacekeeping duties, says ex-colonel
By Rahul Bhattarai
Military forces on peacekeeping duties often face dilemmas that are difficult to resolve, says a retired colonel who is now an education...
Vakatawa approached by Les Bleus coach for Six Nations
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By Semi Turaga
Fiji-born French 7s player Virimi Vakatawa has been approached by new French fifteens team coach Guy Noves to play...
Freeport mine gets Indonesian red-carpet treatment – again
By Fedina S. Sundaryani in Jakarta
Copper and gold miner PT Freeport Indonesia is getting the red-carpet treatment once again, as the government is allowing...
New Greenpeace vessel key to ‘do or die’ battle against oil industry
By Kendall Hutt in Auckland
In light of news of President Donald Trump’s executive order today -- undoing integral climate change policies implemented under former...
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Australian human rights lawyers defend West Papuan Morning Star mural against...
One of Australia’s leading human rights organisations has spoken out in support of the retention of a mural in Darwin’s central business district that...
Opposition MP accuses O’Neill govt of ‘bribing’ ahead of no-confidence vote
By Gorethy Kenneth
Opposition National Party Leader Kerenga Kua has accused Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Peter O'Neill's government of enticing Members of Parliament --...
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Sir Michael Somare: We Melanesians must make right choice on Papua
By Sir Michael Somare
The four Melanesian prime ministers of Papua New Guinea, Solomon Islands, Vanuatu, and Fiji will come together in Honiara, Solomon Islands...
