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Island teams seek answers to World Cup failure THE next four years will determine the future of Pacific rugby following the disastrous exits of
Island teams seek answers to World Cup failure THE next four years will determine the future of Pacific rugby following the disastrous exits of
THE path to bring increased Internet speed in Palau is well on its way following the signing into law of the fiber optic bill on
Carrier scurries to make tower deal FIJI’S $16million national digital television platform was announced with much fanfare in 2014 and was to have
Phone provider pushes into content market LESS than a decade after entering the Pacific market, Digicel is poised to become the biggest player in the
AFTER years of unassailable sustainable growth, the Papua New Guinea economy is in trouble. The once hailed as the Pacific’s tiger economy is struggling
AT least two young children have died of malnutrition in Tanna as the El Nino drought worsens in Vanuatu. One child less than a
Minister’s visit draws leaders’ ire AS Indonesian Minister Yohana Susana Yembise attempted to woo Fiji’s women, church leaders in her home were calling for justice.
THE Catholic Church in Pacific has placed the issue of West Papua firmly in its sights after an impassioned plea from regional
Fiji Opposition move forces Bainimarama’s hand MAJOR-General Jioji (George) Konrote has been feted as Fiji’s first non-iTaukei President but he is, in fact, much
Kiribati election race – overcrowding, social woes overshadow the climate change issue PRESIDENT Anote Tong is leaving office next year because the
President Fritch proposes new party IT’S hard when you fall out with family. President Edouard Fritch of French Polynesia is the former son-in-law of
IT could have been a movie script as it contained gripping drama, pathos, intrigue, high farce and action. And it involved