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Australia aged care sector welcomes Pacific workers but needs 35,000 more each year to address shortages

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Australia is pinning its hopes on Pacific workers to help fill shortages across the economy — particularly in aged care — but industry says...

I am neutral: Vanuatu Speaker Seoule

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Vanuatu Speaker of Parliament, MP Simeon Seoule has stressed his status is neutral. He made this statement following a call made by the government side...

PM Marape says government and Pangu Pati appreciates role of a free media

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Papua New Guinea Prime Minister and Pangu Pati leader James Marape says the Government and Pangu appreciates the role of a free media. He, however,...

Solomon Islands accessing Green Climate fund

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Solomon Islands is one of the countries in the Pacific that has accessed the green climate fund. Exsley Taloiburi Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat Programme Adviser...

Kiwi startup detects up to 100 ‘dark vessels’ during Pacific fishery surveillance

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Kiwi startup Xerra has detected up to 100 possible “dark vessels” during an exercise to crack down on illegal fisheries around Tuvalu. Xerra senior scientist...

How ADB is Spearheading Climate Change Adaptation in the Pacific

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By Warren Evans, Asian Development Bank (ADB) Climate Envoy In April 2020, Tropical Cyclone Harold hit the Pacific, unleashing torrential rains and floods which...

U.S tests ICBM over Pacific after delays linked to Russia, China tensions

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The United States successfully tested a long-range, nuclear-capable ballistic missile Tuesday after twice postponing the launch to avoid stoking tensions over Ukraine and Taiwan,...

Fiji reaffirms commitment to One-China policy

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Fiji's Prime Minister Voreqe Bainimarama on Monday reaffirmed the country's commitment to the One-China policy and stressed the importance of strong China-Fiji ties in...

Monkeypox cases top 35,000: WHO

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Monkeypox infections continue to rise globally, with more than 35,000 cases across 92 countries and territories, and 12 deaths, the head of the World...

Cook Islands opposition party vows to challenge election results

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An opposition party in the Cook Islands has announced it will file petitions challenging two results in the recent election. Chief Electoral Officer Taggy Tangimetua...

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Deep-Sea Mining could begin in Pacific without agreed global rules

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Commercial deep-sea mining for critical minerals could begin in the Pacific as early as 2027, despite the absence of an internationally agreed regulatory framework,...

Naoero toughens laws on domestic violence and attacks on police

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Naoero has strengthened its laws on domestic violence and offences against police officers, with new measures aimed at protecting victims, preventing intimidation and giving...

Trump administration moves to increase H-1B visa fee to more than $100,000

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U.S President Donald Trump's administration on Monday released a proposed regulation to codify an unprecedented fee of more than US$100,000 on new H-1B visas...