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Pacific nations unite in a determined effort to combat Plastic Pollution

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In a resounding call to action, Pacific Ocean Commissioner, Dr Filimon Manoni, has united Pacific nations to address the escalating crisis of plastic pollution...

Australia to help finance Tonga port as climate worsens Pacific infrastructure gap

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Australia said it will grant AUD$31 million (US$20 million) to Tonga to complete a vital port upgrade, boosting funds from the Asian Development Bank...

Cook Islands social protection policy has been in place since the 1960s

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The Pacific Island nation of Cook Islands, with just over 17,000 population, has one of the most comprehensive social protection policy in the Asia...

COVID19 exposed vulnerabilities in social protection systems in the Asia Pacific region

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The COVI19 pandemic has reshaped the world exposing vulnerabilities in social protection systems – forcing governments to re-evaluate the impacts on their citizens, particularly...

NZ government ‘welcomes’ U.S diplomatic relations with Cook Islands and Niue

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The New Zealand government has given its full blessing to Cook Islands and Niue establishing diplomatic relations with the United States. At the U.S-Pacific summit...

U.S weighs stationing Patriot air defence systems in Palau

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The U.S and Palau are discussing the permanent deployment of advanced missile defense systems in the Pacific island nation, Palau President Surangel Whipps said...

Mastercard and partners launch new mobile payment acceptance solution to unlock the potential of women entrepreneurs in Fiji

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Women-led micro and small business owners in Fiji are celebrating the launch of digital mobile payment platform DUAPAY, following a successful 12-month pilot. Developed in...

U.S under pressure to conclude compact agreements in the North Pacific

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Free association deals have been central to Washington’s Pacific engagement for forty years. Will new deadlines be met? By Patricia O’Brien Little information has emerged...

Former All Black Vaea Fifita cops four-game ban after Tonga red card at Rugby World Cup

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Vaea Fifita’s Rugby World Cup is over after he was banned for four games following his red card in Tonga’s 45-17 loss to Scotland. The...

Fidow starts on wing – Samoa announce team to play Japan

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Samoa head coach Seilala Mapusua has made four changes to his starting XV from the team beaten 19-10 by Argentina. Taleni Seu comes into the...

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At least 10 feared dead in Gold Ridge Pit collapse in Solomon Islands

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Solomon Islands Police are now at the Gold Ridge mine site as reports emerge that at least 10 bodies have been recovered after a...

More Pacific defence partnerships likely after PNG and NZ sign agreement, expert says

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The new defence agreement between Papua New Guinea (PNG) and New Zealand could lead to more joint training, maritime patrols and regional cooperation as...

Signing the U.S shiprider agreement is selling our sovereignty: Sogavare

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Solomon Islands leader of the Opposition, Manasseh Sogavare, has warned that the ruling government’s plan to sign a shiprider agreement with the United States...