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Deported Freedom Flotilla activist Mike Treen arrives back in NZ
Pacific Media Centre Newsdesk
Unite union leader Mike Treen, seized and detained by Israeli security forces last weekend along with other human rights campaigners bound...
PNG’s ruling party supports 15-year transition period for Bougainville
RNZ Pacific
Papua New Guinea's ruling PANGU Party says it would support a 15-year transition process for Bougainville, regardless of whether Parliament votes for or...
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Murray Horton: Spies given more powers in spite of their failures
OPINION: By Murray Horton
The Government Communications Security Bureau (GCSB) and the Security Intelligence Service (SIS)...
Papuan ‘women’s forest party’ boosts culture in mangrove haven
Jubi News in Jayapura
The Indonesia Art Movement has collaborated with the Monj Hen Wani Community...
FLNKS insists on full sovereignty for Kanaky New Caledonia
RNZ Pacific
New Caledonia's pro-independence Kanak and Socialist National Liberation Front (FLNKS) movement and five other...
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SAFEnet concerned Jakarta’s virtual police unit may create ‘Orwellian state’
Asia Pacific Report
The Southeast Asia Freedom of Expression Network (SAFEnet) – an institution concerned with...
87+ Gaza aid flotilla activists abducted by Israel now on hunger strike
Asia Pacific Report
At least 87 people kidnapped by Israeli forces from a humanitarian aid flotilla...
Vanuatu’s Kilman warns against ‘misuse’ of freedom of speech, threats and bribery
By Doddy Morris in Port Vila
Vanuatu’s newly elected Prime Minister, Sato Kilman, has spoken out...
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‘We’re eating tinned fish’ – Samoa villagers plead for Manawanui wreckage compensation
By Teuila Fuatai, RNZ Pacific senior journalist, and Susana Suisuiki, RNZ Pacific Waves host
The future of the Manawanui wreckage and potential compensation payments remain...
NZ announces Royal Commission into government’s covid-19 response
RNZ News
The New Zealand government has announced a Royal Commission into its covid-19 response.
The Commission will be chaired by Australia-based epidemiologist Professor Tony Blakely,...
Unitech boycotts classes, Tabar slams UPNG students’ actions
Protesting students of Papua New Guinea's University of Technology in Lae are boycotting their classes this week.
They are calling on Prime Minister Peter O'Neill...
Widodo wants security forces to guard all development projects in Papua
By Ray Jordan in Lampung, Indonesia
President Joko "Jokowi" Widodo insists that work on the Trans-Papua road project will continue despite this week's shooting of...
Blame the NZ govt for ‘selective’ human rights morality, not activists
COMMENTARY: By John Minto
Forough Amin in her opinion piece “The consequences of selective morality” (The Press, 28 April 2026) argues that the Palestine solidarity...
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Hundreds call busy NZ healthline over new lockdown, emergency text resent
By RNZ News
People calling New Zealand's covid-19 healthline were facing long waits on hold today as the phone line struggles with high demand as...
Fiji may be facing heavy covid disaster within month, warns health...
By Michael Field of The Pacific Newsroom
Fiji could face around 600 covid-19 deaths within about eight weeks, and 50,000 active cases, unless decisive government-led...
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