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Nobody ever teaches anyone how to be a Minister
Home / Op-Ed / By Mark Pierce • 24 July 2023, 12:00PM Book review: Penny Wong: Passion and Principle, by Margaret Simons (Black Inc. Updated edition 2023) Contemporary political biography is the art of working out how our leaders made themselves, admittedly with a little help from family and friends, books and mentors, study and travel.
Minister Mulipola praises BSP on 8 years service
Ou te muai faatalofa atu i le paia ma le mamalu ua aofaga potopoto mai i lenei afiafi. Ae muamua ona ou faatulou i le: ▪ Susu i le susuga a le faafeagaiga Susuga Rev Siaosi Salesulu ▪ Afio afioga Minisita o le Kapeneta faapea sui mamalu o le Palemene o Samoa ▪ Afifio le paia lasilasi o tupu ma ee, faapea uo ma paaga a le faletupe o le Pasefika i Saute i Samoa nei. O outou paia ma mamalu i tafa e fia o le soifuaga, o le a nuunuu atu ia faatini o tausala.
How to address escalating violence in PNG
There is currently a serious problem with tribal fighting and gang violence in some of the Highland provinces of Papua New Guinea. In many areas, the violence surrounding the July 2022 election has essentially continued as a series of rolling fights. The most recent violent event to hit the news is a kidnapping of women and girls in Hela Province. They were brutally raped and subjected to other unnamed horrors before being released.
Pacific spearheads greenhouse gas reduction talks
Pacific delegates played a crucial role in discussions at the International Maritime Organization's (IMO) talks on greenhouse gas (GHG) reduction strategies, aimed to make a significant impact on combating climate change and safeguarding the region's vulnerable ecosystems.
International shipping: a missed opportunity to reduce emissions
Despite concerted efforts from Pacific Island countries, the International Maritime Organization (IMO) negotiations that concluded on 7 July fell far short of the ambition needed to rapidly decarbonise the international shipping industry. The talks ended with agreement to reach net zero emissions “close to 2050” with indicative checkpoint targets of “at least 20%, striving for 30%, by 2030” and “at least 70%, striving for 80%, by 2040”.
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