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Fiji coup leader granted presidential pardon
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A 'dumping ground': Priests accused or convicted of abuse relocated to the Pacific
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Pacific Islands Forum: NZ 'all in' on Pacific policing drive but implementation uncertain
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Hawaiian-Tongan singer Josh Tatofi a big hit at Pacific Music Awards
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Ministers flag health aid boost to the Pacific
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NZ supports Taiwan’s Pacific forum links amid report China pushing for exclusion
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Winston Peters accepts human-induced climate change after Opposition decries ‘embarrassing’ comments
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Pacific Islands Forum: Foreign Minister invited to New Caledonia, officials to meet French ambassador
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UN Secretary-General issues SOS over ‘devastating’ new sea level rise research
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Tongan earthquake downs communications on island of PM Luxon’s leaders' retreat
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Foreign Minister meets with New Caledonia president after taking aim at French ambassador
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NZ-funded Tonga weather radar to provide early warnings
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