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Saturday: January 26, 2008
Japan, Solomon Islands
(The Age)
Thieves in the Solomon Islands have dumped a World War II monument after initially stealing it to sell it for scrap metal.
The Age reports that...
Australia
(The Age)
Australia’s Foreign Minister Stephen Smith says Australia would like to be a temporary member of the United Nations Security...
Northern Mariana Islands
(Saipan Tribune)The Northern Marianas spends nearly $9 million a year on 96 patients who are treated for diabetes, the Saipan Tribune reports.The average cost...
Guam
(Pacific Daily News)A Guam bar owner and two of her employees have been charged with assault and prostitution in a case that includes allegations that young...
Guam
(Pacific Daily News)Temporary panels with the names of American servicemen and Chamorros who died or were tortured during World War II have been erected at a...
Friday: January 25, 2008
Fiji
(Media release)
A Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) was signed today between the Fiji Police Force and the Financial Intelligence Unit (FIU).
The MOA will enable...
Solomon Islands
(People First Network)
The coalition government of Dr Derek Sikua has appointed nine political appointees to serve in the Prime Minister’s Political...
New Zealand, Samoa
(Radio New Zealand International)
The project leader for the New Zealand Government’s Recognised Seasonal Employer (RSE) scheme says the behaviour of a...
American Samoa
American Samoa’s LBJ Medical Center says federal policies prohibit the hospital from releasing information on any patient, no matter who the patient is,...
American Samoa
The U.S. House Subcommittee on Insular Affairs is set to hold two hearings in American Samoa next month dealing with the federal minimum wage and a measure that...
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