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New concerns over loss of traditional land in Vanuatu
Landowners in Vanuatu are asking questions as to why a substantial parcel of traditional land has been handed over to investors, while court action challenging the lease is still underway.
Fiji lawyer alleges police raids over Facebook posts
A prominent Fiji lawyer and Labour Party member, Rajendra Chaudhry, has accused Fiji police of acting like thugs.
Samoa Water Authority says water now fully back on
Samoa's Water Authority says all its customers have now been reconnected to the water supply.
PNG Oppositition leaders wants Australian detention centre closed
Papua New Guinea's colourful opposition leader says the Australian government's processing centre for asylum seekers on Manus Island is unconstitutional and he's going to court to challenge its legality.
PNG warns hospital administrators on funding management
Papua New Guinea's government has warned managers of the country's public hospitals who do not perform to deliver basic health care to patients will be suspended or replaced.
Weather cools but fire warnings remain
While yesterday most of Australia's eastern seabord was in readiness for bushfires, conditions have eased overnight, although many blazes are still alight.
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