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Pacific political institutions improving

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(ABC) An Australian Parliamentary committee has heard there's a positive trend to improving political institutions in many Pacific countries, though Fiji's military rule and continuing corruption are major concerns for the region.

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Vodafone to enter French Polynesian market

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Pape'ete (RNZI) - The French Polynesian government has agreed to allow Vodafone enter the local mobile phone market.

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USNS Byrd Crew Gears Up for Pacific Partnership Mission

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WASHINGTON (NNS) -- A four-month humanitarian mission to the South Pacific led by the Navy's U.S. Pacific Fleet will begin this month as planned despite a switch in ships, the mission commander said.

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No claim of responsibility for Papuan shootings

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Papua (RNZI) - There has been no claim of responsibility for last weekend’s three fatal shootings near the Freeport mine in Indonesia’s Papua province.

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FIT plans training program in Solomon’s

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(Fijilive, Friday 19th June) The Fiji Institute of Technology is in the process of putting together a Memorandum of Understanding with other Pacific countries to open up schools in their islands.

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French Polynesian group angered over sacking of NZ welfare liaison

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Pape'ete (RNZI) - A French Polynesian support group is angered that the CPS social welfare agency has sacked its New Zealand-based liaision person.
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Fiji's first swine case

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(Radio Fiji) Fiji has recorded one confirmed case of the Influenza A H1N1 virus over the weekend.

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Fiji leader wants dialogue, but on his terms

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Suva (RNZI) - Fiji’s interim prime minister, Commodore Frank Bainimarama, says he is ready to engage with the international community as long as they understand Fiji’s plans like the Melanesian Spearhead Group leaders.

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PNG opposition leader questions PM’s commitment to democracy

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Port Moresby (RNZI) - PNG’s Opposition Leader Sir Mekere Morauta has questioned the commitment of Prime Minister Sir Michael Somare to supporting parliamentary democracy.
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