December 1, 2022
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After a break in 2021 due to the pandemic, the Australasian Aid Conference (AAC) returns to the Australian National University today. The
A prominent Fiji lawyer, Richard Naidu, has been found guilty of contempt and scandalising the court by the country’s High Court, in
The question of whether ‘loss and damage’ should lead to compensation and acceptance of liability is causing ruptures at the COP27 climate
The message was clear: if delegates to this week’s COP27 climate conference expect global greenhouse gas emitters to completely eliminate all uses
While electric vehicles are only just entering Pacific Island markets, Tokyo is working towards an ambitious plan that would see a decarbonised
Marshall Islands officials say they are ready to resume talks with the United States this week on renewing a long-standing economic and
Fiji Kava will rebrand as The Calmer Co and complete its acquisition of ready-to-drink kava brand Leilo after spending the September quarter
Prime Minister Mark Brown is heading up a Cook Islands delegation to Egypt this week, where leaders from around the world will
(Natori, Japan) When a magnitude-9 earthquake hit northern Japan on March 11, 2011, businessman Naomitsu Kakui was driving in Sendai City. The
The Australian government will pour an extra $1 billion (US$628 million) into aid and security assistance in the Pacific – almost double
Oceania National Olympic Committee President (ONOC) Dr Robin Mitchell has been elected unopposed as President of the Association of National Olympic Committees
