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A preview of the weekend's sport, including Super Rugby Pacific clashes and Singapore 7s.

The government agreed to the substantial funding after the Asian Development Bank pledged to reform its bidding processes.

While the world marks World Media Freedom Day, in Papua New Guinea, one of the big issues is the loss of experience in the sector.

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A round-up of news in brief from around the region, including Fiji and Australia discussing Pacific security.

The staging for Electric Fields Eurovision Song Contest performance reveals an ensemble of esteemed artists and one of Zaachariaha’s artworks. Take a sneak peek...

Just because a species is thought to be extinct doesn’t mean all hope is lost. Boucort’s terrific skink, also known as the terror skink (pictured here), is one such example.

Three long-running satellites will soon be switched off, forcing scientists to figure out how to adjust their views of our changing planet.

A new report details how pitiful penalties for violating labor law really are.

There are many fun events in Utah coming up including the return of the Farmer's Market in Ogden, and summer brews.