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Pacific news in brief for 27 July
NZ🏛️ PoliticsCenter3 hr. ago

Pacific news in brief for 27 July

The article provides a roundup of various news items from different Pacific Island nations. In the Solomon Islands, there were concerns following a landslide at the Gold Ridge Mine, though the mining company stated no injuries or fatalities had been confirmed. In Kiribati, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the government signed an $11 million grant agreement for a new hospital. In Fiji, the High Court granted a stay on charges against Charlie Charters, citing violations of constitutional rights. Additionally, China emphasized its non-exclusionary approach to defense cooperation with Fiji. Vanuatu celebrated Bislama Language Week, highlighting its linguistic diversity. American Samoa's congresswoman criticized misrepresentations of her stance on seabed mining.

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Pacific news in brief for 27 July

The article provides a roundup of various news items from different Pacific Island nations. In the Solomon Islands, there were concerns following a landslide at the Gold Ridge Mine, though the mining company stated no injuries or fatalities had been confirmed. In Kiribati, the Asian Development Bank (ADB) and the government signed an $11 million grant agreement for a new hospital. In Fiji, the High Court granted a stay on charges against Charlie Charters, citing violations of constitutional rights. Additionally, China emphasized its non-exclusionary approach to defense cooperation with Fiji. Vanuatu celebrated Bislama Language Week, highlighting its linguistic diversity. American Samoa's congresswoman criticized misrepresentations of her stance on seabed mining.

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