Hola heads for Vanuatu
By NETANI RIKA RESIDENTS of a number of remote Vanuatu communities have battened down as Tropical Cyclone Hola bears down on the
March 7, 2018
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By NETANI RIKA RESIDENTS of a number of remote Vanuatu communities have battened down as Tropical Cyclone Hola bears down on the
Fiji’s small knit aviation community was engulfed in grief and lots of sadness early in the month when a trainee pilot and
“We need to realise something: Either we speak up now and draw a clear line under freedom of speech, or we write
No to Sundancer movie The length to which authorities can go to make life miserable for political foes is, well breath-taking to
FUNAFUTI, Tuvalu — The government of Tuvalu has rejected findings of a research conducted by scientists at the Auckland University that says
By NETANI RIKA THE pro-government Fiji Sun newspaper has been put on notice for allegations made against Opposition Member of Parliament, Parmod
Organised crime creeps into the region A NEW crime wave looms over the region – this time on the back of motorbikes.
FLNKS Congress calls for “full sovereignty” AS New Caledonia’s FLNKS independence movement met in congress last month near the northern town of
A diplomatic spat between Beijing and Canberra has highlighted the Turnbull government’s new assertiveness in the Pacific islands as it pushes back
IB’s Status of Women in the Pacific Report As the world celebrates International Women’s Day on 8th March, at least two Pacific
WOMEN including girls in the Pacific still got some way to go to improving their status in the islands although a lot
AT least 747 new cases of people living with the Human Immunodeficiency Virus (HIV) have been diagnosed in Fiji since February last
