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JAWS returns to PINA after nine-year absence | Fiji Sun (opens the original)
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Samoa journalists’ association says it is ready to participate, contribute and listen as it rejoins the regional media body. Journalists Association of Samoa president Lagi Keresoma (second from right) with other journalists at the PINA media dinner on Nawi Island, Savusavu on September 25, 2026. The Journalists Association of Samoa (JAWS) has returned to the Pacific Islands News Association (PINA), while rejecting claims that the regional media body was removed or “kicked out” of Samoa. JAWS pr
Govt urged to recognise indigenous communities as climate… (opens the original)
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Macuata youth representative Laisani Sepo says communities have protected natural resources for generations. Minister for Rural and Maritime Development Mosese Bulitavu (left) and Macuata youth representative, Laisani Sepo at the Savusavu Town Hall in Nukubalavu Village on September 23, 2026. Government has been urged to recognise Indigenous people and coastal communities as key implementers of Fiji’s climate response. The call was made by Macuata youth representative Laisani Sepo during the Fij
Leaders call for mentorship, flexible work for women in… (opens the original)
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Media leaders say mentorship, maternity leave and flexible work are critical to retaining women in journalism. From Left: PINA board vice-president, Tavuli News director Elizabeth Osifelo, ABC International content director Inga Stunzner, Media Association of Tonga president, Katalina Tohi, RNZ Pacific manager Moera Tuilaepa-Taylor, Fiji Sun editor-in-chief and publisher Rosi Doviverata, and facilitator from the Journalists Association of Samoa, Adel Fruean where they spoke on Youth, Women and I
Fact-checking, verification key priorities for Pacific… (opens the original)
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Neville Choi says smaller island states must have a stronger voice in regional media discussions and development. Members of the PINA Summit following the Annual General Meeting with newly elected board members on September 25, 2026. Front row, from left: Frank Guinea, Charles Sumbe, Rose Amos, newly elected President Neville Choi, Vice President Lisa Osifelo, Tipi Pausia, outgoing President Kalafi Moala, and Viola Ulakai. Newly elected Pacific Islands News Association (PINA) president Neville C
Fact-checking, verification key priorities for Pacific… (opens the original)
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Neville Choi says smaller island states must have a stronger voice in regional media discussions and development. Members of the PINA Summit following the Annual General Meeting with newly elected board members on September 25, 2026. Front row, from left: Frank Guinea, Charles Sumbe, Rose Amos, newly elected President Neville Choi, Vice President Lisa Osifelo, Tipi Pausia, outgoing President Kalafi Moala, and Viola Ulakai. Newly elected Pacific Islands News Association (PINA) president Neville C
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