Home Blog Page 315

Must-win or bust for Drua

0
With the Fijian Drua reaching the halfway point of the Super Rugby Pacific season, head coach Glen Jackson acknowledges that the stakes are getting...

Trump slaps higher tariffs on Fiji and Pacific nations in response to unfair trade practices

0
Fiji and other Pacific countries will now face higher export charges to the US under newly introduced reciprocal tariffs. Under the new policy, Fiji will...

BenarNews bids farewell after 10 years of pioneering reporting in Asia Pacific

0
In a heartfelt farewell, BenarNews, a trailblazer in independent journalism across the Asia-Pacific, has announced a pause in operations due to funding challenges. After a...

PNGDF will never set foot on Bougainville again, says PM Marape

0
Members of the PNG Defence Force and police will never set foot on Bougainville again, says Prime Minister James Marape. He was asked by TVNZ...

Bringing CEDAW closer to the Pacific: Leaders focus on ending gender-based violence

0
Achieving gender equality is not the business of governments alone. It is something that needs to be addressed by all sectors of our Pacific.” Mereseini...

Vanuatu Health Minister arrested and charged

0
Vanuatu Minister of Health John Still Tari Qetu was arrested in Port Vila Wednesday and charged with intentional assault and causing public disorder over...

Choiseul premier eyes Bougainville switch

0
Solomon Islands Premier of Choiseul Province Harrison Pitakaka has made his feelings known—sounding the alarm of his province’s intention to join the Autonomous Region...

SpaceX rocket cargo project puts Pacific seabirds in jeopardy

0
A project proposed by Elon Musk's SpaceX and the U.S Air Force to test hypersonic rocket cargo deliveries from a remote Pacific atoll could...

‘Pacific countries have the capacity to find peace’

0
Countries that have experienced conflict in the past possess the capacity to achieve peace, says Johanna Podlesak, Director of Pacific Programmes (South East Asia...

New Zealand tight-lipped over details of Kiribati aid review

0
The New Zealand government remains tight-lipped on the findings of a review into its development assistance to Kiribati. It came in the wake of a...

Stay connected

529FansLike
172FollowersFollow
156SubscribersSubscribe
- Advertisement -

Latest article

MSG adopts roadmap to support FLNKS, seeks new pathway for Kanaky-New Caledonia

0
Melanesian Spearhead Group (MSG) Leaders have approved a new roadmap to support the Front de Libération Nationale Kanak et Socialiste (FLNKS) and called for...

Cook Islands PM Mark Brown targets cost of living, housing in first 100 days

0
Cost of living and housing are among the major items on the agenda for the incoming Cook Islands Party-led government in their first 100...

MSG leaders move to amplify Melanesian voice across Pacific

0
Melanesian Spearhead Group (MSG) Leaders have agreed to strengthen the bloc’s collective voice in regional and international decision-making while expanding Melanesian models of cooperation...