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Manufacturers of sugar-laden products are stepping up their lobbying efforts in the Pacific, in a move health advocates are calling cynical; a woman from Papua New Guinea's East New Britain province says rampant logging on local land has devast
PNG businesses to trial rooftop solar power; business in Fiji fundraises for water systems in villages; softdrink manufacturers step up their lobbying efforts in the Pacific; and no major changes to corporate or income tax.
Bougainville Copper confident in support over Panguna; ADB hopes loan will restore public confidence in PNG health; Tonga bank voucher a solution to remittance nightmares; Auckland's Pacific community disappointed by 2018 budget.
Calls for more initiatives to get Pasifika and Maori entrepreneurs into business; The largest church in Samoa has locked horns with the Prime Minister over a new law that requires church ministers to pay tax; Hopes Bougianville talks can resolv
Push for more Pacific women in Aust seasonal work; NZ grower says industry can no longer survive without RSE; Niue's Swanson gets NZ style supermarket makeover.
New Zealand seasonal work is making a real difference for Fijians involved; French Polynesia readies for a huge Chinese fish farm in Hao; Auckland businesses chip in to help major Tongan business recover from Cyclone Gita; And Chocolate made fr
Mediation efforts to rectify PNG land deals; Doubts about the huge plannned fish farm at French Polynesia's Hao atoll; A push for more women in Australia's seasonal worker programme.
Fears of unrest over Papua New Guinea's LNG project; Cryptocurrencies trigger warnings in Samoa; A careers market day in Solomon Islands
Papua New Guinea's prime minister dismisses criticism of LNG project; a push for more cultural tourism in the region; Papua New Guinea's planning minister says economic diversity is a priority.
Papua New Guinea's LNG project falls short of its promise; Bougainville mining plans are still alive; TV is to make an entry in Kiribati; Suggestions for talks about a Tokelau air service.
Retooling Papua New Guinea's financial system; Fiji's struggle after repeated floods; Shipping industry and its challenge to cut emissions; Opportunities for PNG's tourism sector
Mining is off the agenda in Bougainville; a Pacific push to cut shipping industry emissions; Alleged wage theft in Papua New Guinea; Another airline wants to fly to Norfolk Island.
AirBnB pushes into the Cook Islands; Changes to the pension entitlement in New Zealand's realm countries; Concern about aid use in Solomon Islands.
Calls on Australia to expand its seasonal workers programme for the Pacific; Cook Islands tourism to deal with sexual harassment claims; an Australian couple distraught about investing in Fiji.
Samoa's coconut oil farmers celebrate strike deal; Claims of illegal prescription drugs on sale in Bougainville; Fiji's green bonds hailed as an example; a machine has been invented to deal with plastic waste.
The PNA holds its summit; alternatives to logging on Malaita in Solomon Islands; a new app is to help with fishing in Solomon Islands.
The earthquake in PNG disrupts gas exports; a depot in Samoa to manage the Pacific's undersea cables; work gets underway on reapairing Vanuatu's airport; a new crypto currency for the Marshall Islands; a reusable rocket to bring the internet to
Tonga's PM believes country will bounch back from Gita; PNG Govt accused of facilitating illegal logging; With charges dropped, Fiji unionist plans another major march; Systemic issues blamed for Kiribati ferry disaster; And locals oppose Tahit
The Bougainville government to be taken to court; Poor health hampers PNG's economy; Fiji traffic congestion impacts the economy; A Papua New Guinea dairy farm initiative.
Solomons businesses confident about 2018; Tonga launches direct flights to Samoa; Cooks tourism body mindful of community needs; Cooks legal appeal over EU fish deal gets green light; an unlimited general strike looming in Tahiti; Cooks MPs foc
The church in PNG speaks out against suspect land sales; Moves to protect Pacific seasonal workers in New Zealand; Hawaii businesses challenged over the use of plastic straws; A bid to clamp-down on illegal trade in Marshall Islands babies.
The EU blacklist on Pacific countries is labelled 'ridiculous'; Solomons incident raises safety concerns for RSE work scheme recruiters; Business confidence on the up in Solomon Islands.
Fiji trials new form of transparency and accountability for tuna fishing; Linking agriculture and tourism in the Pacific; the end of plastic bags in Vanuatu.
SPREP is pleased with progress on fisheries; Australia axes its Pacific Leadership Programme; More research into the effects of kava.
PNG's budget figures are being doubted; Questions remain about Cook Islands seabed mining; a call for Solomon Islands tourism to opt for local produce.
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