Pacific Islands Monthly
The news magazine of the South Pacific · since 1930
Pacific Islands Monthly, 1 October 1984Vol. 55, No. 10

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DAVID LANGE, New Zealand’s prime minister, talks to 1 O Garry Barker about his government’s policies, includ ing the controversial ban on visits by nuclear-armed or nuclear-powered ships ON HIS WAY HOME from the South Pacific Forum 1 Q meeting in Tuvalu, Australian PM Bob Hawke made a wide-ranging speech on regional affairs in Suva A ROUND-UP of decisions of the 15th South Pacific 21 Forum meeting in Tuvalu on August 27-28 begins on page

AQUA CITY is a revolutionary new Japanese-built 37 cargo vessel displacing 31,000 t, and using sails to supplement her diesel propulsion. Alan Merridrew reports from Vancouver A TRIP TO LOS ANGELES for the Olympic Games by 55 a group of about 80 Tongans turned sour when they were arrested on suspicion of intending to overstay their six-month tourist visas NIUEAN POLITICAL leader Young Vivian laments the gl effects on his country of the decolonisation process

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