Airport plans ended, back to square one
A RARE unanimous vote by Vanuatu’s MPs to end plans for a new controversial V$350 million (US$3.66m) international airport have refocused attention
September 1, 2014
Menu
Menu
Menu
Menu
Menu
A RARE unanimous vote by Vanuatu’s MPs to end plans for a new controversial V$350 million (US$3.66m) international airport have refocused attention
Board decides against extension request Fiji’s Air Transport Licensing Board has made a startling revelation surrounding American Samoa based airline Inter Island
Islanders’ justice bill nears US$2.3 billion When the Marshall Islands filed legal action in late April against nine nuclear nations at the
Fiji’s September 17 General Election will be decided primarily on the quality of political leadership on offer rather than on political platforms
Thirty nine years this month a proud independent nation, Papua New Guinea is starting at last to box its weight as a
With its high dependency on tourism and agriculture, the Samoan economy is severely affected by natural disasters. In December 2012, Tropical Cyclone
Proud moment for donors’ darling It’s Samoa’s biggest moment on the global stage. The third United Nations Small Islands Developing States (SIDS) Conference
At the Pacific Islands Forum, regional leaders adopted a new agreement to strengthen enforcement and surveillance over the region’s fisheries. In a
PNG’s Meg Taylor: is the Pacific Islands Forum’s new head, the Melanesian Spearhead Group solidarity is in tatters and the whisper is
One of the two biggest income earners for most Pacific Island countries, particularly in Polynesia, is remittances – the other being tourism.
The Pacific Islands region has often figured at the bottom of global gender parity statistics. The region has the fewest women parliamentarians,
What outcomes should the world’s small island states that are congregating in Samoa realistically hope for at the conclusion of the conference
