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Pacific Music Awards: Sam V dominated the Pacific Music Awards in Auckland, winning Best Pacific Male Artist, Best Pacific Song, and Best Pacific Soul/RnB Artist for a fifth straight year, while Signature Choir took out multiple gospel honours for their Reach the Sky EP. Fisheries & EEZ security: Samoa is pushing for stronger fish-stock monitoring and tighter protection of Exclusive Economic Zones at the WCPFC scientific session, including coordinated Blue Pacific operations with partners and work on E-zone boundary coordination involving Niue. Environment leadership: SPREP’s 5th Executive Board meeting in Samoa is focused on climate, biodiversity and pollution pressures, with member states backing the organisation’s ongoing regional work. Niue energy win: Niue’s new solar-plus-battery system has cut diesel generator running to just two to three hours a day, targeting about NZ$4m a year in fuel savings and boosting renewable electricity by 2030. Internet disruption: The Manatua submarine cable fault has degraded internet services for Niue and the Cook Islands, with repairs dependent on securing a specialist cable vessel. Niue culture & language: A Niue artist’s first Aotearoa exhibition in Auckland is bringing ancestral stories, Vagahau Niue, and environmental themes to new audiences. Niue coin: Niue released a new silver coin marking 75 years of Chabad leadership, featuring the 770 Eastern Parkway portrait and other symbolic elements.

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