Air Tuvalu aircraft arrives
The first-ever Tuvalu government-owned aircraft landed at the Funafuti International Airport on Thursday.
The Air Tuvalu Twin Otter T2-TV8 is expected to improve inter-island connectivity.
According...
Strong Pacific Voices: Elevating Traditional Knowledge in Climate Adaptation
By Jack Britton
The Pacific Islands are home to a wealth of traditional and cultural knowledge about climate adaptation, and it is a place where...
Pacific youth determined to make policy impact on good governance and anti-corruption
The University of the South Pacific Students’ Association launches a Youth Advisory Board on Governance in partnership with UNDP
The University of the South...
Ireland, Fiji and Great Britain target final Olympic ticket in Toulouse
By the end of Sunday, we will know the identity of the fourth and final team to qualify for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games...
World Rugby confirms lower tackle height law trials for community rugby
World Rugby Council has unanimously approved a recommendation that unions participate in trials of a lower tackle height in community rugby.
The opt-in trial, which...
Fijiana Drua deserve accolades, presented with spoils
It’s a journey that has been nothing short of extraordinary and Thursday the Fijiana Drua side were given their spoils.
Facing financial hardships during the...
U.S envoy hoping for progress in talks with Pacific islands ahead of Biden visit
The U.S presidential envoy leading negotiations to renew agreements with three Pacific island states said on Wednesday he will visit them next week hoping...
Fiji says brain drain is a challenge to renewable energy projects
By Elenoa Dimaira
Fiji and perhaps other Pacific Island nations are losing their experienced and skilled citizens to migration, which could have an impact on...
Forum SG on Pacific Youth Spotlighting Anti- Corruption in Climate Change and Gender Equality
Forum Secretary General Henry Puna says there is no better time to hand the baton of spotlighting anti- corruption to ‘you, our youth’, who...
Former Fiji PM Bainimarama, Qiliho trial set for July
Former Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama and suspended Police Commissioner Sitiveni Qiliho’s trial will run from 17-28 July, 2023.
The matter was called this morning before...
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