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Restoring nature ‘the test of our generation’: UN General Assembly President

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Stepping up global efforts to combat land degradation is the only way to safeguard food and water security, reduce greenhouse gas emissions and ward...

Fiji government says COVI-19 situation worse than Australia, NZ

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Fiji's COVID-19 outbreak, fuelled by the Delta Variant which ravaged India's public health system earlier this year, is now worse than Australia and New...

Flying Fijians extended squad announced for All Blacks test matches

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Flying Fijians Head Coach Vern Cotter has named a mixture of experience and young players for the two test matches against the All Blacks...

COVID-19 made deep-sea mining more tempting for some Pacific islands – this could be a problem

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by Sue Farran While most Pacific islands have escaped the worst of COVID-19, a cornerstone of their economies, tourism, has taken a big hit....

IOTC adopts resolution to rebuild yellowfin tuna stock, but NGOs question its effectiveness

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The Indian Ocean Tuna Commission (IOTC) agreed to reduce the total allowable catch for yellowfin tuna after months of pressure from non-governmental organisations and...

Delta variant of Covid spreading rapidly and detected in 74 countries

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The Delta variant of Covid-19, first identified in India, has been detected in 74 countries and continues to spread rapidly amid fears that it...

Samoa swearing-in hearing next week

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A hearing on an application brought by the Samoa Attorney General to stop the ad-hoc swearing-in of a new Government from taking legal effect...

Fiji records 89 new cases of COVID-19

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Eighty-nine new cases of COVID-19 have been reported in Fiji Monday. This was confirmed by the Ministry of Health and Medical Services Permanent Secretary Dr...

Solomon Islands scholars fear as Fiji hit hard by dangerous covid-19 variant

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Studies and living expenses are becoming tougher for Solomon Islands students as coronavirus cases continue to climb in Fiji. A student at the University of...

Dawn raids apology ‘very small start to the healing process’ – Polynesian Panthers

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An official apology for dawn raids that racially targeted Pasifika families and have been described as "state-sanctioned terrorism" is being welcomed by those impacted...

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Pacific children face online safety risks as internet access expands

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Children across the Pacific need stronger online safety education and protection as expanding internet connectivity exposes them to risks they are not always equipped...

Warnings in place as Wati bears down on southern Cook Islands

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Aitutaki saw minor damage overnight as Tropical Cyclone Wati looks to bear down later today. The category 2 cyclone is forecast to pass over Aitutaki...

SODELPA wants Fiji election delay clause removed

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The Social Democratic Liberal Party (SODELPA), led by Fiji Education Minister Aseri Radrodro, has urged the Special Parliamentary Select Committee and Cabinet to remove...