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Majority of former Vanuatu MPs return

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The unofficial results of some constituencies have revealed that most former Vanuatu Members of Parliament (MPs) in the last legislature have booked their seats...

Disaster risk reduction: Only half the world equipped with adequate early warning systems

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A new report from the UN Office for Disaster Risk Reduction (UNDRR) and the World Meteorological Organisation (WMO) published on Thursday, warns that half...

Sea-level rise ‘may cross two metres by 2100’

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The Asian Development Bank (ADB) recommends raising to two metres, instead of the existing one metre, the imaginary waterline demarcation for projects in the...

COP27: Pacific activists will push for loss and damage fund for grassroots communities

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Pacific climate change activists will be pushing for the establishment of a Loss and Damage funding facility at the UN's annual climate change summit...

Samoa out to write final chapter of rugby league’s Pacific Revolution

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Images of Tagaloa, the giant Samoan creation God show him balancing on two islands and beaming with a smile. The islands were stepping stones...

Australian deputy PM Marles refuses to admit trip to PNG is to deter its China relationship

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Australian Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles has refused to admit his visit to Papua New Guinea is about deterring relationships with China amid its...

Taiwan leads the world in advancing gender equality in Asia

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By Makereta Komai, PACNEWS Editor in Taipei Taiwan ranks sixth out of 163 countries around the world in overall gender equality and the first...

Real partnership with Solomon Islands must be based on truth

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By Dorothy Wickham; Associate Professor Tarcisius Kabutaulaka, University of Hawaii at Mānoa; Dean Wickham Latrobe University; Hunhak Matt Gale; Dr Debra McDougall, University of...

Australia needs more defence grunt in its Pacific policy

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By Anthony Bergin and Grant Newsham When it comes to Australia’s policy in the Pacific islands, what’s first needed is a changed mindset. We...

Guam wants a seat at the Pacific’s ‘top table

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The government of Guam has rejected suggestions Washington is behind the United States territory's bid to join the Pacific's peak diplomatic body. Experts say the...

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Australia, PNG push ahead with Pukpuk treaty as Wong backs U.S-Iran Deal

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Australia and Papua New Guinea have reaffirmed their commitment to bringing the Pukpuk Treaty into force, with Foreign Ministers Penny Wong and Justin Tkatchenko...

Regional security pact proposal gets support

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Australia and Papua New Guinea have thrown their support behind greater Pacific security cooperation, with both countries endorsing efforts to explore a regional security...

Decarbonisation necessary for a sustainable future, Pacific experts warn

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Energy experts from across the Pacific have warned the transition to renewable energy must learn from the past, speaking at a panel during the...