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- Sep 18, 2026
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Mum tells of 'harrowing' voyage on ferry that later sank in Vanuatu (opens the original)
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Kat Finnerty thought she had conquered the most dangerous part of her trip after successfully climbing Manaro Voui — an active volcano on the northern Vanuatu island of Ambae in 2024. But it turned out the most frightening experience was still to come. "There were no seats available on the small plane back to Santo, so my daughter and I hitched a ride on the MV Matui," she said. What should have been a "relatively short" trip on the inter-island ferry to the nearest big island soon became a nigh
US imposes visa bonds of up to $27k for several Pacific countries (opens the original)
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Clients never used to cry in Alisi Mo'ungaloa Afu's office, but it's not uncommon these days. "Some people have cried because they weren't able to travel to funerals," she said. Mrs Mo'ungaloa Afu is a Tonga-based travel agent who has spent 15 years helping locals navigate the United States visa process. Many Tongans have family in the US and travel there to attend weddings, funerals or reunite with loved ones. Mrs Mo'ungaloa Afu helps clients prepare application forms, pay fees and schedule and
'Lawnmower' patterns of Chinese research vessel raising suspicions in Pacific (opens the original)
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In the final days of May, a Chinese research vessel ventured 74 kilometres into Palau's waters and reportedly spent 14 hours moving slowly through the island nation's maritime zone. With a bow built to push through a metre of Arctic sea ice, the 89-metre icebreaker Ji Di might have looked out of place in the warm waters of the North Pacific. Exactly what it was doing remains unclear to Palau's President Surangel Whipps Jr. "Their research vessels come into our EEZ (Exclusive Economic Zone) uninv
New Zealand climbers rescued from Solomon Islands' highest mountain (opens the original)
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Two New Zealand men stranded on Solomon Islands' highest mountain have been rescued. A rescue helicopter reached the pair and lowered a cargo net, allowing Keanu Isaksson, 25, and Luca Zylstra, 19, to escape after six days. Two New Zealand men stranded on Solomon Islands' highest mountain have been rescued. Keanu Isaksson, 25, and Luca Zylstra, 19, were airlifted out of a steep ravine on Tuesday morning, where they had been trapped for the past six days. Mr Isaksson's mother, Denise Holl, said a
New Zealand climbers trapped on Solomon Islands' highest mountain (opens the original)
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Two New Zealand men have been trapped on Solomon Islands' tallest mountain for five days. The climbers became stranded in a ravine while descending after torrential rain made the ground impossible to traverse. Rescue efforts have so far been unsuccessful. Two New Zealand men have been stranded in a ravine in Solomon Islands for five days after bad weather prevented them from continuing their descent down a mountain. Keanu Isaksson, 25, and Luca Zylstra 19, who lives in Perth, had been climbing t
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