PRETMM6 warnings sharpen as Pacific Forum invokes Biketawa over growing fuel crisis
JUST hours after the Pacific Energy and Transport Ministers endorsed the outcome of PRETMM6 and warned that the region remained dangerously exposed to imported fuel shocks, Pacific Islands Forum Leaders moved to strengthen regional preparedness.
Fiji urged to back community-led HIV and drug response
FAITH and community leaders meeting Australia’s Foreign Minister, Senator Penny Wong, in Suva, pressed for community-led action as Fiji confronts a deepening drug crisis and a growing HIV outbreak.
Emergency – Leaders invoke Biketawa Declaration
PACIFIC Islands Forum leaders have invoked the Biketawa Declaration to support a coordinated regional response to the emerging energy crisis affecting the Pacific region.
Manubada call – Pacific leaders shift from promises to pressure as region eyes energy independence
THE era of endless planning is over.
Pacific workers face $4million financial disaster as labour firm collapses
PACIFIC workers face an uncertain future after the collapse on Australian labour hire company with debts of around $AUD12.2 million.
Vanuatu-flagged ship sinks in Greek waters
A CARGO ship registered under the flag of Vanuatu sank north of the Greek island of Andros in the early hours of May 7 following a grounding incident.
UN warns France over New Caledonia decolonization process
THE UN Committee on the Elimination of Racial Discrimination (CERD) has warned France that any political or constitutional reforms concerning New Caledonia must proceed only with the free, prior, and informed consent of the Indigenous…
Solomon Kings win tough battle against Tahiti United
TAHITI United and Solomon Kings went head to head in the OFC Pro League, Challengers Group at Eden Park in a battle of fifth against sixth.
FOR more than five years, New Caledonia’s tourism industry has been battered by a series of shocks: from the closure of borders . . .
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