US and Australia raise Pacific Islands support commitment to $738 million
The United States and Australia reportedly committed $738 million in support for Pacific Island nations, compared with the previously reported $580 million commitment.
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Why it matters
The larger package strengthens US-Australian strategic and economic engagement across the Pacific.
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- US, Australia commit $738m in support for Pacific Islands ↗asiaone.com · Article published: Sep 2, 2026, 7:57 AM UTC
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