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Indigenous media challenged to scrutinise leaders
Indigenous journalists and media organisations across the world must be bold and...
David Prestipino 2 Oct 2026
Roosters star admits he is torn on World Cup decision
Robert Toia has admitted he still doesn't know who he wants to play for at the W...
Tug of war for Toia ramps up ahead of World Cup
Robert Toia has told Tonga he plans to play for them at the World Cup, with the...
Joel Gould (AAP) 30 Sep 2026
Tino bounces into Kangaroos with third Titans top gong
TIno Fa'asuamaleaui has capped a sad and traumatic season by winning the Gold Co...
Joel Gould (AAP) 30 Sep 2026
'Special': Tabuai-Fidow makes World Cup allegiance call
Hamiso Tabuai-Fidow has put to bed speculation about his international plans for...
Joel Gould (AAP) 29 Sep 2026
Pacific nations unite ahead of global biodiversity talks

Fourteen Pacific Island countries have come together in Fiji to develop a coordinated regional position ahead of the 17th Conference of the Parties to the Convention on Biological Diversity.

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Sep 23, 2026
Amnesty International demands an end to killings in West Papua

Amnesty International is appealing tor all armed organisations to lay down their guns and stop the killing of West Papuan civilians in the occupied Indigenous territory.

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Sep 21, 2026
Bougainville President calls out 'terroristic acts of violence' at mine site

The Bougainville government has condemned an arson attack at a property of a foreign mining company, which the autonomous region's president appointed to reopen a dormant mine.

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Sep 17, 2026
Raiders centre out of World Cup after sparkling season

Centre Simi Sasagi has heralded his choice to undergo shoulder surgery as one of the best decisions he's made, despite it depriving him of achieving a life-long dream.

Protectors of the Amazon strengthen their forest defence at activism convention

Indigenous voices of South America have demonstrated a range of activism and advocacy instruments and strategies to protect the Amazon rainforest and their territories.

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Sep 16, 2026
Melanesian countries look to ban Indonesia's regional status over delay of UN visit to West Papua

Melanesian leaders are stepping up pressure on Jakarta to facilitate a United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights visit to West Papua.

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Sep 14, 2026
UN weather agency warns El Niño to impact Pacific forecast for the next six months

The World Meteorological Organisation has predicted intensifying El Niño climate conditions will bring exceptionally warmer tropical weather to the Pacific Ocean than is usual over the coming m...

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Sep 12, 2026
New research calls for renewed attention on land security in the Pacific

Land governance must be restored as a central pillar toward regional peace and security efforts across the Pacific, a new paper released from the Pacific Security College has found.

Andrew Mathieson Andrew Mathieson Sep 11, 2026
Fiji strengthens frontline animal health workforce with para-vet training

Fiji has strengthened its frontline animal health workforce after 26 agriculture officers completed specialised para-vet training aimed at improving support for livestock farmers and rural communities...

Joseph Guenzler Joseph Guenzler Sep 9, 2026
Pacific research centre to be officially launched as WHO Collaborating Centre

The University of Auckland's Te Poutoko Ora a Kiwa, Centre for Pacific and Global Health, will be officially launched as a World Health Organization Collaborating Centre for Noncommunicable Diseases a...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Sep 7, 2026
Date set for PNG Chiefs first logo and jersey unveiling

The PNG Cheifs have set the date they'll unveil their club logo and inaugural jersey ahead of entering the NRL in 2028. A 'special event' in Port Moresby is planned for the logo release on October 21...

Jarred Cross Jarred Cross Sep 3, 2026
May responds to vaping rumours, reveals World Cup plans

Terrell May has vehemently denied claims he was the player who vaped in Wests Tigers' gym, claiming his surname made him an easy target for critics questioning the club's culture.

Callan Morse Callan Morse Sep 3, 2026
Alutiiq village in Alaska welcomes first cruise ship

HX Expeditions has become the first commercial cruise line to visit Old Harbor, a remote Alutiiq community on Kodiak Island, allowing travellers to experience the traditions, stories and daily life of...

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