
A first for Tokelau as all three atolls vote in same electoral process
Tokelau, with a population of about 1400, went to the polls today across four electoral locations. Voting opened at 9am and closed
Tokelau, with a population of about 1400, went to the polls today across four electoral locations. Voting opened at 9am and closed
The Indonesian military says a tribunal has sentenced an army major to life in prison for his involvement in the murder of
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On 30 August 1992, three ni-Vanuatu women were on a plane back home to Port Vila, after attending a workshop in Suva