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Thursday, May 24th, 2012
PNG’s Supreme Court handed down its decision early this week declaring for a second time that O’Neill’s government was illegal. Since becoming Prime Minister in August 2011, Peter O’Neill has had a tenuous hold on government. The opposing political forces led by former Prime Minister Michael Somare have used court challenges and other means, including [...] » Read More
Tags: Papua New Guinea, UnitingWorld
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Friday, August 26th, 2011
I have just returned fromFiji where I went to attend the Annual Conference of the Methoidst Church of Fiji and Rotuma. This was their first opportunity to hold an Annual Conference in three years as the Military Government had banned the holding of conferences since 2009. About a thousand Methodist Church members were expected at [...] » Read More
Tags: Fiji
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Thursday, August 11th, 2011
I have been reading a lot lately about Seabed Mining. Parts of the deep seabed are known to contain rich deposits of minerals such as copper, nickel and cobalt. Until recently, extracting these deposits at several kilometres’ depth was too complex to be economical. But over the past few years, rising commodity prices and new [...] » Read More
Tags: Cook Islands, Papua New Guinea, Tonga
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Thursday, February 24th, 2011
The following message came from the General Secretary of the Presbyterian Church in Vanuatu Pastor Kalsakau Urtalo.
Greetings
Since the flood followed by cyclone Yasi hit your people in Queensland and Victoria, the Presbyterian Church of Vanuatu were praying for you and the victims of the flood and Cyclone and for the nation of Australia.
We were disgusted with this horrible... Read More »
Posted in All Things Pacific, climate change, Floods, Pacific, solidarity, Vanuatu | Comments Off
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