Pacific Islands Monthly
The news magazine of the South Pacific · since 1930
Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 June 1984Vol. 55, No. 6

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WEST IRIAN, and the border with Papua New Guinea *| 3 remain the focus of the most serious political problem in the Pacific this month, and for several months past.

Our latest up-date and reports from on the spot FIJI’S OPPOSITION party, the N.F.P., sails sluggishly, 02 without a captain and with dispute among the crew.

Will Jai Ram Reddy stay top or give way to Sid Koya?

THE POPE has made an historic visit to Papua New 35 Guinea, home for 700,000 members of the Roman Catholic Church. We have pages of news pictures of his wildly enthusiastic welcome, beginning on page

NUKUALOFA’S CLUB, and its denizens are featured cy in a fascinating glimpse of old time Pacific history THE PETTINI Brothers continue their travels around 53 the Pacific, calling this time on the relaxed Trobriand Islands A MASSIVE YACHT HAVEN, and what may be g 5 Australia’s most luxurious condominium will be cele brated by a new Pacific ocean yacht race. Details on page

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