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Fiji's military vows new constitution will incorporate post-coup changes
Fiji's military has vowed to ensure that the country's new constitution will incorporate what the interim government sees as the achievements of its 2006 military coup.
Fiji power back by Christmas
Electricity supplies should be up and running in all major areas damaged by tropical cyclone Evan in Fiji and Samoa by next week.
Internet download boss avoids extradition to US
A bid by the United States government to extradite the founder of an internet site called Megaupload from New Zealand for alleged online piracy has been delayed for a second time.
Fiji PM tells cyclone victims help is on its way
Fiji's interim prime minister Frank Bainimarama has assured victims of Cyclone Evan that help is on its way.
Extra funding for Pacific Forum Fisheries Agency
There could be an extra one billion dollars a year to be distributed to member nations of the Forum Fisheries Agency following a breakthrough in the monitoring of illegal fishing and the under-reporting of catches.
Supermarket giant bans unsustainable tuna
For the second time this month, the environmental campaigners, Greenpeace are chalking up a victory in their campaign to end what they call destructive fishing practices.
Fiji beats Nauru in Oceania Cup
In Australian Rules Football, the Oceania Cup for the best young players in the Pacific has made it through to the Grand Final stage, despite the intervention of Cyclone Evan in Fiji, which is hosting the tournament.
NGO appeals for post cyclone help
With communities across Fiji and Samoa struggling in the aftermath of one of the worst storms to hit the region in 20 years, members of the community are mobilizing to provide emergency relief.
Desperate need for housing in cyclone hit areas
Assessments are still being conducted into the extent of the damage by tropical cyclone Evan in Fiji and Samoa.
Australian supermarket rejects FADs
For the second time this month, the environmental campaigners, Greenpeace are chalking up a victory in their campaign to end what they call destructive fishing practices.
Marshall Islands making impact on underage smoking
The push to stamp out underage tobacco and alcohol sales is gaining momentum in the Marshall Islands.
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