Headlines from Thursday, Dec. 25, 2014 Pacific Islands Report pireport.org/ ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ COOK ISLANDS PARTY TO APPEAL DEMOCRATIC PARTY WIN IN MITIARO High Court decision ‘troubling’ to PM Puna PRESIDENT THANKS COUNTRIES ‘THAT STOOD BY FIJI’ Ratu Epeli: Everyone should work to be great democratic nations PNG POLICE TO STRICTLY ENFORCE HOLIDAY LIQUOR BANS Public urged to avoid intoxication, celebrate peacefully LAWYER FOR SOLOMONS FORESTRY MINISTER LASHES OUT AT CRITICS Calls for Dettke to resign over logging company conflicts rubbished PROPERTY FOR GUAM SCHOOL, DOE COULD COST $257 MILLION Audit looks at cost, 26 years of expenses, tax credits for Tiyan AM. SAMOA CHAMBER OF COMMERCE UPBEAT ABOUT ECONOMY Private sector hopeful for new cannery, government economic initiatives INDONESIA TOLD TO IMPROVE MEDIA FREEDOM CLIMATE Widodo committed to opening Papua region to foreign journalists PNG PM’S CHIEF OF STAFF BLASTS CRITICS, CITES ‘POLITICAL INTERFERENCE’ Opposition leader’s Australian adviser criticized for oil price comments 15 ELECTION PETITIONS LODGED IN SOLOMON ISLANDS Ousted PM Lilo, others challenge election losses SAMOA MINISTRY OF HEALTH TO DEVELOP COMPLAINT SYSTEM Patient experiences with health services to be reviewed, improved
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