FliFlights between Fiji and Solomon Islands by the two countries’ national airlines have remained suspended due to disputes over flight times. Solomon
The countdown to Fiji’s first General Election under its new Constitution is well underway with the country’s long-established political parties vying to
Tuna depletion rate death threat to industry Majuro — Glenn Hurry is the first of two important and long-term fisheries management officials
Kiribati President Anote Tong has brushed aside criticism of his government’s decision to buy the Natoavatu Estate land in Fiji at a
Flosse tries to move shrine from park Even though the last nuclear test in the Pacific was conducted nearly 20 years ago,
FFA ministers endorse Atafu Declaration Fisheries Ministers in the Pacific have endorsed moves they hope would lead to better management of the
Thousands of mourners lined the streets of Fiji’s capital, Suva, last month to farewell the late head of the Roman Catholic Church,
With almost all their electricity supply sourced from the sun, the 1,400 islanders of Tokelau are a living testament to what the
As Solomon Islands gears up for its national general election later this year troubling signs of corruption, economic woes and mounting debts
Pending any successful petition against winning candidates in last month’s general elections in the Cook Islands, incumbent Prime Minister Henry Puna (pictured)
The simmering political tensions created by the attempted arrest of Papua New Guinea Prime Minister Peter O’Neill by police over alleged corruption
Twenty-two thousand dollar charter … At least one Cook Islander was the least impressed when caretaker Prime Minister and of all probability
