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Gita destroys Tonga homes; Fiji next

WELLINGTON, New Zealand (AP)—The Pacific nation of Tonga began cleaning up damage Tuesday from a cyclone that destroyed its Parliament House, as well as homes and churches, and was intensifying as it headed toward nearby Fiji. Cyclone Gita caused power outages after tearing...
Posted On Feb 14 2018 06:06
, By Associated Press

PGC aims to expand Aussie, NZ participation

The Pacific Games Council is aiming to expand the roles of Australia and New Zealand in future Pacific Games after the trial they made in the 15th edition of the quadrennial meet hosted by Papua New Guinea. Australia and New Zealand competed for the first time in Port Moresby but...
Posted On Dec 16 2015 06:00
, By Jon Perez
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‘Pacific Island athletes to benefit competing against Australia, NZ’

Northern Marianas Sports Association president Mike White sees no problem with the Pacific Games Council’s decision to allow Australia and New Zealand to compete in the Pacific Games, adding that it would be beneficial to Pacific Island athletes. The two Oceania powerhouses made...
Posted On Nov 17 2015 06:00
, By Jon Perez
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White confident Vanuatu will recover

Northern Marianas Sports Association Michael A. White said that organizers of the 10th Vanuatu Pacific Mini Games could pull off in hosting the quadrennial event despite the recent damage brought by Cyclone Pam. “NMSA is optimistic that Vanuatu can and will recover from the...
Posted On Mar 18 2015 04:00
, By Jon Perez

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