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Australia’s first professional astronaut Katherine Bennell-Pegg, joined by the School of Engineering, visited our ANU campus and gave students a taste of a career beyond Earth. Discover the rest of the story here: systems.anu.edu.au/news/australia…

Artemis II may have splashed down, but our photos and videos from the mission are still rolling in! Keep an eye on the latest: nasa.gov/artemis-ii-mul…

It's been our absolute pleasure to support @NASAArtemis in their journey to and from the Moon, as part of NASA’s Deep Space Network . #DSS43 is one of our antennas currently hard at work on this task. #NASA #ArtemisII #CDSCC #DeepSpaceNetwork #Moon

Hello, Moon. It’s great to be back. Here’s a taste of what the Artemis II astronauts photographed during their flight around the Moon. Check out more photos from the mission: nasa.gov/artemis-ii-mul…

Thank you @531pi for checking in with everyone in Tonga after the 7.1 magnitude earthquake shook us all awake! Grateful for the opportunity to ask our people to follow official government pages and information they share during & after a natural disaster facebook.com/share/v/15d4ks…

BREAKING: A tsunami warning has been issued for Tonga after a 7.1 magnitude earthquake hit near the Pacific island country. An alert warned that hazardous waves could be possible for coasts located within 300 kilometers (185 miles) of the epicenter. apnews.com/article/tonga-…

A clutch field goal from Isaiya Katoa secured Tonga a dramatic victory over the Kiwis! nrl.com/news/2024/11/0…

A sea of dark blue in front of an electric blue sea. Pacific police chiefs gather in Tonga the week after PIF leaders endorsed the Pacific Policing Initiative there. Police chiefs expected to discuss PPI implementation shortly

Thank you to Vanuatu for raising the issue of West Papua at the Pacific Islands Forum Melanesian caucus. You are keeping the West Papua flame alive

Malo e lelei!!! Mornings in Tonga this week look like this. We are into Day 3 for the 53rd Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting here in the Kingdom of Tonga. Today, we head into the PIF Leaders plenary before the Leaders head into retreat session tomorrow! Stay tuned! Malo

Just as @antonioguterres spoke with kids in Tonga about disaster preparedness, an earthquake struck. Thankfully nobody was hurt & early warning systems soon confirmed there was no tsunami threat. The UN is helping ensure early warning systems for all: un.org/en/climatechan…

#PIFLM53 This morning, Forum Leaders joined our Tongan hosts and international dignitaries at the Centenary Church FWC for an uplifting service ahead of the #PIFLM53 which commences tomorrow, 26 August. #TransformativeResilientPasifiki #BuildBetterNow #PIF

#PIFLM53 The Kingdom of Tonga has welcomed the PIF Leaders Meeting with a majestic Opening Ceremony, embracing their Pacific family with music, song and dance, celebrating the host nation and our #oneBluePacific.

Passionate exchanges with UN Secretary-General, @antonioguterres &Pacific Youth on climate change, education, and sustainable development Youth Dialogue is taking place today at Tonga Youth Parliament 2024 #PIFLM53 🌍✨ #YouthEmpowerment #PIFLM2024 #FutureLeaders #Tonga

Great to see so many children and youth at the opening of #PIFLM53 today 🌍✨ #YouthEmpowerment #PIFLM2024 #FutureLeaders #Tonga

No #tsunami threat to Australia from magnitude 6.9 #earthquake near Tonga Islands. Latest advice at bom.gov.au/tsunami.

'Awe-inspiring': Aurorae have been seen as far north as Christchurch this morning, as Earth is slammed by the largest solar storm in decades 👇 1news.co.nz/2024/05/11/awe…

Congratulations @PartonPhillip Pacific cities much older than previously thought reporter.anu.edu.au/all-stories/pa…

Lidar of 1500-year-old Mala'e Vakapuna mound on Tongatapu, Tonga #FridayLidar It is currently the best-dated structure in West Polynesia, and its early date suggests politically complex chiefdoms developed there before eastern islands were settled. (£) buff.ly/3T5KSmH

NEW Radiocarbon dating of Tonga's oldest known earth mound places it around AD 500. Large monuments are a key indicator of centralised chiefdoms, suggesting that political complexity developed much earlier than previously believed. (£) buff.ly/3T5KSmH