Justice for Balibo: Australia and Indonesia must answer for this crime

ON a dusty hillside just east of the border with Indonesia, five Australian journalists met their deaths at the hands of Indonesian special forces

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Pacific Islanders march in Belém alongside thousands for climate action

Belém, Brazil – Today, during COP30 in Belém do Pará, Brazil, more than 50,000 people took part in the People’s March for Climate, including a group of Pacific Island activists in Brazil for the UN climate talks.

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Mission report exposes injustice in Kanaky

A NEW report by the Pacific Peoples’ Mission to Kanaky New Caledonia has exposed continuing injustices under French administration, warning that France’s actions are undermining the Kanak people’s right to

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A Decade of Ambition: The Pacific’s Climate Reality Ahead of COP30

Ten years ago, the collective voice of the Pacific Islands helped embed the 1.5°C warming limit in the Paris Agreement – a scientifically grounded survival line. As the world turns

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Pacific islanders face discriminatory migration policies in NZ

NEW Zealand is failing to protect those most vulnerable to the impacts of climate change in the Pacific islands. A report by human rights organisation, Amnesty International, says discriminatory migration policies tear

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Cycle of violence against kids must change: Judge

FIJI must urgently reform outdated disciplinary practices that harm children and perpetuate a cycle of violence. That’s the outcome of a national conversation on corporal

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Our children deserve better

AT the heart of politics today is a striking contradiction – the need to transition away from fossil fuels while continuing to develop these energy

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Jail coup leaders – former Fijian politician

ALL Fiji’s coup perpetrators must go to jail, says a former nationalist parliamentarian. Peceli Rinakama called for all perpetrators of Fiji’s coups to face prison, saying the culture of granting immunity to coup

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Kiap – mobile government

THEY were called kiap – young, physically fit officers who walked the length and breadth of the Territory of Papua and New Guinea, representing the government.

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Pacific churches call on Forum leaders to recognise Palestine

AS Pacific leaders meet in Honiara, the Pacific Conference of Churches urges governments to recognise Palestinian

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Kanak pro-independence leader Christian Téin to remain in mainland France jail

Pro-independence Kanak leader Christian Téin will remain in mainland France jail for the time being, a Court of Appeal ruled in Nouméa on Friday. This followed an earlier ruling on 22 October from the Court

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