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Youth Games: Tuvalu’s two athletics throwers will compete at the Dakar Olympic Youth Games from Oct. 31, with PNG record-holder Sharon Toako coaching the team. Regional Leadership: Tonga has taken over as chair of the Pacific Community’s government committee from Tuvalu, as members review priorities and resources amid rising demands and tighter funding. Biodiversity: Tuvalu’s Ambassador Ian Fry is representing the country at the UN biodiversity conference, while rat eradication on Nukufetau’s islets is helping native wildlife and coconut agroforests recover. Trade and Jobs: Tuvalu’s first export of recycled PET flake and aluminium brought in A$76,721 for 37 tonnes of material; meanwhile, three fisheries officers are training to help meet EU seafood export standards. Migration: Australia has allocated 100 permanent-residence places for Tuvaluans under its Pacific Engagement Visa programme for 2026–27.

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Documentary on carbon removal Legion 44 starts streaming worldwide

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PTC launches volunteer leadership program PTC Circle

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