
Nauru cabinet sworn into office
Nauru’s newly-elected cabinet ministers have been sworn into office for the next three years. Speaking at the swearing-in ceremony today, Russ Joseph
Nauru’s newly-elected cabinet ministers have been sworn into office for the next three years. Speaking at the swearing-in ceremony today, Russ Joseph
The Pacific region, where most people depend on agriculture and fisheries for sustenance and income, is now one step ahead in food
After two-years and six-months, Tonga has lifted most of its COVID-19 health restrictions, including that for international travel and the national curfew,
Telikom PNG Limited, in which the two major superannuation funds are planning to own more than 50 per cent shares, has recorded
Pacific Islands leaders have completed their first day of meetings with the U.S. administration of President Joe Biden, with economic issues, health
In a major policy shift for New Caledonia, France’s new Overseas Minister has abandoned the 18-month deadline for a referendum to replace
Since their appointments as Director and Associate Director of the Pacific Fusion Centre last year, James Movick and Anna Naupa have fielded
It was a keen “interest in technical things” very early on in life that drew Ivan Fong to the field of engineering.
Piloting of deep sea mining by the Metals Company has been given the green light by the International Seabed Authority (ISA). This
The Papua New Guinea economy is expected to “double in size in the next 10 years” says ANZ Pacific Economist, Dr Kishti
Fiji soon goes to the polls for the 2022 General Elections. There are two major candidates vying for Prime Ministership, both former
The ‘2050 Strategy for the Blue Pacific Continent’ was launched at the 51st Pacific Islands Forum leaders meeting held in Suva on 11-14