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After Samoa’s Prime Minister blacklists the Samoa Observer and refuses to answer questions from its journalists, the newspaper publishes a feisty editorial, refusing to take a backwards step in its reporting.
Editorial for Tuesday, 18 November 2025. Members of the Editorial Board are published daily on page 10 of our print edition.
Read on web: buff.ly/Q5tpvLc
I was honoured to sit at the table on behalf of the Norfolk Island 🇳🇫 people with esteemed leaders of Pacific culture during the 42nd CPAC meeting in Noumea
Please support this GoFundMe by donating or sharing—every bit of help makes a difference. gofundme.com/f/bring-the-pit… #NIMT #RMG #NorfolkIsland #Pitcairn #Bounty
Exciting news! We're bringing the Pitcairn Register home to Norfolk Island. This document holds our history and deserves to be shared. Please consider donating or spreading the word. Every bit helps! gofund.me/d6609bf0
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la colonisation de la Kanaky n’a jamais été négocié, pourquoi doit-on négocier les conditions de sa décolonisation 🤔
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Today, Australia’s 39 universities endorsed a dangerous and politicised definition of antisemitism which threatens academic freedom, will have a chilling effect on legitimate criticism of Israel, and risks institutionalising anti-Palestinian racism. They did so without meaningful consultation with Palestinian groups or diverse Jewish groups who are critical of Israel.
The Jewish Council of Australia strongly opposes the antisemitism definition developed by the Group of Eight (Go8) universities and adopted by Universities Australia. By categorising Palestinian political expression as inherently antisemitic, it will be unworkable and unenforceable, and stifle critical political debate, which is at the heart of any democratic society.
The definition dangerously conflates Jewish identities with support for the state of Israel and the political ideology of Zionism.
Read our full response at jewishcouncil.com.au
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In #NewCaledonia, the next congress of the Front de Libération Nationale Kanak et Socialiste #FLNKS will be held on 25 January, at Saint Louis tribe. In preparation, the largest FLNKS member Union Calédonienne has held an executive meeting at Moindou to discuss next steps. THREAD
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20 years later... Same Gael Monfils 🙌
#AusOpen
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This is awesome from Gael Monfils:
Q: Do you think you can win the tournament?
Monfils: 'Win? No... To be honest with you, it's not even a dream. My dream is to be old, with a lot of kids, and healthy. That's your dream, I guess, [for me] to win a Slam'
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As Donald Trump prepares to enter the White House, it’s worth reading reports from conservative US think tanks, with ideas for a Trump 2.0 agenda to counter China in the Pacific Islands. Many openly argue for the prioritisation of US interests over Pacific island concerns. THREAD
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🇲🇾Malaysia drafted a resolution to REMOVE lsraeI from the UN.
Bravo Malaysia 👏🏼
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No filmmaker, writer or artist should ever have to tell the story of their own extermination. Yet 22 courageous Palestinian filmmakers found a way to film their story this past year in Gaza using whatever tools they could pull from the rubble of their homes and cities. The extraordinary film FROM GROUND ZERO — for which I am proud to be an Executive Producer — is the collection of these short films, told all together in under 2 hours. The fact that this film exists at all is a human and cinematic miracle. Go see FROM GROUND ZERO — in theaters now!
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Friends of west papua, as you celebrate Christmas with loved ones please keep The people of West Papua in your thoughts and prayers especially civilians displaced in Oksop District, Intan Jaya, Nduga Mybarat and in Puncak Jaya. Wa Wa Wa.
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Yesterday, the Solomon Islands addressed the #ICJ, speaking for those hit hardest by the climate crisis despite contributing the least.
Hear from Mirriam Baega, a Solomon Islands student at @UniSouthPacific, birthplace of the #ClimateICJAO campaign.
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