By Tova O’Brien
It's the final day of the Pacific Islands Forum - when leaders don their silly shirts and retreat for a day of diplomacy, and this year it wasn't such a bad spot that they were bundled off to.
The leaders were ferried from Aitutaki to a remote tropical island to knuckle down away from all distractions - except of course for all the distractions of a remote tropical island - but missing from the picture was Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard, who had to return home following the deaths of five Australian soldiers in Afghanistan.
A tree-planting ceremony was added to the programme - mistaken by one leader as a series of marked graves - and by Mr Key as a Survivor-style competition.
As expected, Fiji isn't being invited back to the forum until it makes good its promise for a 2014 election, but despite what was called a "quite" unanimous decision today some leaders want to see Fiji back sooner.
And what goes on at forum stays at forum - the Cook Islands' Prime Minister wouldn't tell 3 News anything about the divisions within the ranks, so it's basically wait-and-see Fiji for another two years.
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