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Powerful 7.3 magnitude quake strikes Vanuatu – triggers tsunami waves

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US on target in Guam with first Marine redeployment and missile...

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RNZ Mediawatch: Under the sinking lid from offshore tech companies

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Why is Israel bombing Syria? – ‘because it can get away...

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Damascus and Gaza prisoners: Syrians and Palestinians search for ‘disappeared’ loved...

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RSF says global attacks on journalists ‘alarming’, Gaza ‘most dangerous’ and...

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Eugene Doyle: The dismemberment of Syria is a crime

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Money link to illegal Israeli settlements ignites divestment battle in NZ...

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Cook Islands govt fends off cyberattacks, passes bill to strengthen financial...

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UN overwhelmingly backs immediate Gaza ceasefire – but 3 Pacific nations...

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‘Politics is finally possible’: After surprise fall of Syria’s Assad in...

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How media could help social cohesion and unite people – a...

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Climate justice: Vanuatu’s landmark case at ICJ seeks to hold polluting...

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Fiji government accused over human rights violations, free speech curb

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Violence against children in Fiji costs nation $460m, says Unicef study

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December 11, 2024

Tonga’s PM Hu’akavameiliku throws in the towel – behind the timeline

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RSF condemns assassination of Cambodian environmental journalist

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Syria crisis: Fijian peacekeepers ‘secure and accounted for’ amid tensions

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December 10, 2024

Tonga’s Speaker confirms new PM to be chosen on Christmas Eve

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‘Teary-eyed’ Tongan PM resigns ahead of no-confidence vote

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December 9, 2024

Cook Islands seeks ‘decolonisation’ of international law at ICJ

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December 9, 2024

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Israel has ‘unleashed hell and destruction’ in Gaza genocide, says Amnesty...

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Nelson City Council joins NZ local bodies voting to sanction Israel

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What the fall of the French government means for New Caledonia

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This year, Arab-American political power came to the fore over Gaza

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Behind the Shroud – juxtaposing the frailty of intelligence and tradecraft
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