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Overview: He arrived quietly, settled into a dorm room, got a SIM card — and then he was gone. Palau’s first deported migrant under a landmark agreement with the United States stayed less than two weeks before disappearing from the island. What happened, and what does it mean for Palau’s role in U.S. immigration enforcement? Read the full story. By: Eoghan Olkeriil Ngirudelsang KOROR, Palau (June 18, 2026) — The first third-country national deported to Palau under a memorandum of understanding with the United States arrived on the island in May and departed within two weeks, according to information obtained…
Members of the Rewa FC side before their Fiji FACT opener this afternoon. Rewa FC staged an impressive comeback to claim a 2-1 victory over Navua in their opening match of the 2026 BiC Fiji FACT at Subrail Park this afternoon. Trailing 1-0 at halftime, Rewa gradually took control of the contest and began applying pressure in Navua’s half. Their persistence paid off shortly after the break when co-captain Tevita Waranivalu rose highest to head home from a corner kick and level the scores. The Delta Tigers completed the turnaround in the 59th minute, with Kavaia Rawaqa finding the back…
A solo fisherman missing for a week in the northern Cook Islands has been rescued.The man, in his four-metre aluminium skiff, was spotted by a crew onboard Royal New Zealand Air Force plane Poseidon on Friday morning, waving at them.The New Zealand Defence Force said nearby fishing vessels indicated they were able to him up.The fisherman had set off from Pukapuka Island, more than 1000 kilometres northwest of Rarotonga, for a day’s fishing on Thursday last week but failed to return.It’s understood that he had minimal safety or survival equipment.”He was reported overdue to local police the following day and…
Overview: The ocean around Palau is doing something remarkable — and science is finally catching up to prove it. New research from the Palau International Coral Reef Center confirms that tuna are reproducing inside the Palau National Marine Sanctuary, offering powerful evidence that protecting offshore waters is paying off. Here’s what researchers found, and why it matters for Palau’s future. By: Laurel Marewibuel KOROR, Palau — Scientists from the Palau International Coral Reef Center brought microscopes, marine research and hands-on conservation education to the public Saturday during World Tuna Day, spotlighting the critical role the Palau National Marine Sanctuary plays…
Relief at the pump as global fuel prices continue to decline. Fijians may soon see some relief at the pump as global fuel prices continue to decline, but the reduction is unlikely to be immediate. Finance Minister Esrom Immanuel says while international fuel prices have fallen in recent weeks, local consumers will only benefit after the pricing adjustments work their way through Fiji’s fuel pricing mechanism. Fuel prices in Fiji began increasing earlier this year following heightened tensions in the Middle East and concerns over global oil supply routes, placing additional pressure on households and businesses. Immanuel says the Fijian…
[Source: File] Former Natabua High School prop Raymond Navunikaba has sent words of encouragement to his alma mater as they prepare for this year’s Deans Rugby Competition. Navunikaba, who now plays rugby in France and is part of the Fiji Under 20 squad gearing up for the Junior World Championship, was a member of the Natabua side that finished runners up to Queen Victoria School in the Under 18 final in 2023. Despite his current commitments overseas, the young prop says he is keeping close tabs on his former school and wishes the current Under 18 side well as preparations…
[Source: File] McDonald’s Fijian Drua Women captain Kolora Lomani says the side has focused on improving its overall execution and defensive structures ahead of tomorrow’s round three Super W clash against the Brumbies. With one win and one loss so far this season, Lomani says the team has worked hard on strengthening the connection between its attack and defence during the week. “Our defence is what we’ve kind of worked on during this week leading into the Brumbies, and also our cohesion in both defence and attack.” The Drua skipper adds that the players have also been concentrating on being…
A research team diving in Papua New Guinea has discovered a new, highly vulnerable species of shark that walks on its fins.The fish is a type of epaulette shark, a group of small sharks native to New Guinea and Australia, famous for their ability to waddle between rock pools at low tide.Research team discovers new shark species in PNGPacific WavesLocals in PNG have long been aware of the legendary nocturnal fish, which they have nicknamed Kadedekedewa, which means a “lazy shark” or “dog shark”.Dr Christine Dudgeon is a member of the team at Queensland’s University of the Sunshine Coast that…
Opening match of the 2026 BiC Fiji FACT tournament. Lautoka FC made a strong statement in their opening match of the 2026 BiC Fiji FACT tournament, defeating Nasinu FC 4-1 in their first pool encounter at Subrail Park in Labasa. The Blues showcased their ability to adapt to the hot conditions in the North, using their fitness and attacking flair to dominate proceedings and secure all three points. Valeni Roserewa starred for Lautoka, netting a brace in the first half to put his side in control. Rusiate Matererega then added another goal before the break, giving the Sugar City side…
Vishwa Nadan of Naisoso, Nadi, appeared before Magistrate Timoci Qalinauci in the Rakiraki Magistrates Court today. [Photo: FILE] A businessman has become the 16th accused charged in connection with one of Fiji’s largest cocaine seizures. Vishwa Nadan of Naisoso, Nadi, appeared before Magistrate Timoci Qalinauci in the Rakiraki Magistrates Court today. He is charged with one count of importation of illicit drugs and one count of unlawful possession of illicit drugs. Police allege that Nadan and his co-accused imported 2,644.5 kilograms of cocaine between November 1, 2025, and January 15 this year.Article continues after advertisement The second charge alleges that…

