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  1. Pacific Islands: Competition between major powers and climate diplomacy
  2. Australia is pursuing influence in the Indo-Pacific, using diplomatic trips to Fiji and Solomon Islands to compete with China.
  3. Australia is strengthening diplomatic and security ties with Pacific Islands, including maintaining a consul general in Honolulu.
  4. Major powers, including Australia and New Zealand, are expanding their diplomatic presence in the Pacific Islands region.

Advocacy for a stronger media voice in the Pacific Islands region, featuring Neville Choi and outgoing PINA president Kalafi Moala.

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Advocacy for a stronger media voice in the Pacific Islands region, featuring Neville Choi and outgoing PINA president Kalafi Moala.

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Pacific IslandsKalafi Moala

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Major powers, including Australia and New Zealand, are expanding their diplomatic presence in the Pacific Islands region. All 2 developments

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