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Former Fiji politician KC Ramrakha, ran foul of the Indian-dominated National Federation Party during the faction fighting of 1977. He speaks to
February 16, 2016
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Former Fiji politician KC Ramrakha, ran foul of the Indian-dominated National Federation Party during the faction fighting of 1977. He speaks to
Boats, payments in limbo THE U.S. government officially announced in mid-January that it is pulling out of the U.S. Pacific islands fisheries
WITH the looming referendum and the future of the Bougainville copper mine hanging in the loop, Prime Minister Peter O’Neill’s recent appointment
On Viti Levu, the areas marked with shaded red are all prospective mining areas where 55 companies are currently carrying out works
Coffee is one of the main sources of livelihood for the people of Tanna Island. Home to one of the Pacific’s few
Trade adviser defends agreement “THERE is no reason to doubt the sincerity of Australia and New Zealand in relation to the commitments
THE economy continues to be a worry for Papua New Guinea. Despite reassurances from the government and positive projections by the International
HOW can one predict the result for next month’s general elections in Samoa, now? Smartphones, that’s how. Similar to other island states,
VOTERS in Kiribati went to the polls on January 7th 2015 and gave the country’s more prominent political parties more than a
VANUATU saw out 2015 on a high note as a model of the Westminster system. The separation of powers worked well and
IN what may be a record in the Pacific islands for speed of a no confidence motion following election, just three days
THE election of the Marshall Islands’ — and the independent Pacific’s first — head of state in late January followed a rollercoaster
