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Air Vanuatu administrators say the airline was “clearly not in a position to meet its financial commitments” well before it collapsed earlier this month, and is more than $99 million (US$66 million) short of being able to pay back its customers, staff and lenders in full. 

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New Zealand and Vanuatu will enhance collaboration on issues of mutual interest, Foreign Minister Winston Peters says.

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Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters has had a full-on schedule while in Vanuatu - home to what is considered to be the strongest kava in the world. Peters...

Pacific delegation at Beef looking at Australian beef industry to improve their own national herds.

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