Asia Pacific
Asia Pacific brings you news and in-depth coverage of regional issues in Asia and the Pacific.
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Vietnam cleans up after Wutip
Former typhoon Wutip has left a trail of destruction, killing at least five people and sinking two Chinese fishing boats near the Paracel islands.
Australian PM back from Jakarta, focus now on APEC summit
Australia's Prime Minister, Tony Abbott, has returned to Canberra after a whirlwind visit to Jakarta - his first overseas trip since assuming office.
New university centre to boost study of Indonesia
The Australian government aims to promote the nation's understanding and study of Indonesia, by setting up a new Australian Centre for Indonesia Studies.
Abe moves to increase Japan's sales tax
Japan's Prime Minister Shinzo Abe has announced he'll raise the country's sales tax from five per cent to eight per cent in April next year.
US shutdown impacts Pacific territories
The US government has been shut down after a stand-off between Republicans and Democrats over president Barack Obama's signature healthcare reform.
Tuna nations struggle to agree on Pacific conservation measures
The 24 nations responsible for managing the world's biggest tuna fishery are still struggling to come up with conservation measures to protect one of the last relatively healthy fisheries.
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