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Pacific region vastly underserved by climate finance – Coral Pasisi

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The Pacific region remains vastly underserved by access to climate finance, according to the Pacific Community (SPC)'s director of climate change and sustainability, Coral...

Mining once made this Pacific island unliveable, now residents fear its return

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For some Banabans who trace their family, their history, and their home to the tiny Pacific island, the prospect of phosphate mining being restarted...

Solomon Islands opposition MP calls for investigation after U.S cable says ‘replica’ Chinese guns were likely real

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The Solomon Islands opposition is calling for an independent investigation into a contentious shipment of "replica weapons" brought into the Pacific Island country by...

ABU Pacific Media Partnership Conference communique

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At a time of unprecedented concern around the world about reduced public access to accurate, impartial and verified information, this meeting of Pacific members...

The Sydney coach creating the perfect platform for Fiji’s World Cup campaign

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Mick Byrne made his name as an innovator. After a playing career in Australian rules football, he pioneered the role of the rugby skills...

Byrne, Baber are proud coaches

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Former Fiji 7s coach Gareth Baber and Mick Byrne, mentor of Swire Shipping Fijian Drua, are proud of the progress made by the players...

Jake: Fiji can dethrone Boks

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Jake White has backed the Springboks to win the 2023 World Cup, but says even rank outsiders like England and Fiji will be a...

PNG demands Japan’s support for water quality testing

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Papua New Guinea's Fisheries and Marine Resources Minister Jelta Wong has announced the critical steps to safeguard the nation's water in response to the...

Will Tonga PM survive vote of no confidence on Tuesday, but be ousted at next election?

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When Tonga Parliament meets on Tuesday MPs will decide on a vote of no confidence (VONC) based on growing dissatisfaction with Prime Minister Hu’akavameiliku’s...

SPREP enhances partnerships for a resilient Blue Pacific

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The Secretariat of the Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) continues to strengthen partnerships for a resilient Blue Pacific through the first SPREP Partnership Dialogue...

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Bougainville Independence talks may feature in Marape-Wale meeting

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Bougainville’s independence could be on the agenda when Pacific leaders meet in Palau later this year. Solomon Islands Prime Minister Matthew Wale – the current...

IPCC warns funding shortfall threatens Climate Assessment cycle

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The Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change (IPCC) has warned that a major funding shortfall is raising concerns over the successful completion of its Seventh...

Israel to open representative office in PNG, FM Sa’ar announces after talks with PM...

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Israel will open a representative office in Papua New Guinea, Foreign Minister Gideon Sa'ar announced after a conversation with Papua New Guinea's Prime Minister...