TE RAN AE E MANO, E MOA MAN TE MWEENGA (Safe Water Starts at Home): “How Kiritimati’s Nei Baneawa Women Are Leading the Way”

On Kiritimati Island, clean water is more than a basic need – it’s a community effort.

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Pacific ambitions in climate advocacy and economic development

THE Pacific Islands Forum is positioning itself to influence upcoming COP negotiations through strategic partnerships and strengthened regional

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PIFS mobilises action on transnational crime and regional security

THE Pacific Islands Forum (PIFs) is prioritising a unified regional response to rising transnational crime driven by external

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Pacific initiative to save the Ocean

THE signing of the Pacific Ocean Initiative- Sustainable Protection and Management of Coastal and Marine

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PIFS stands against Bondi terror

THE Pacific Islands Forum has expressed unity with Australia in the wake of a shooting in which 15 people were killed at 27 wounded at Bondi Beach, Sydney, on

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Mrunmayi’s Final-Year Engineering Project Delivers Smart Hydration System

In an era defined by technological advancement and climate realities, young Pacific engineers are stepping forward as drivers of transformative

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Serevi champions climate resilience

In the Pacific, climate change is a lived reality amongst our

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Briefs

THE Commonwealth Election Commission (CEC) wants the CNMI Legislature to pass an election reform bill to modernise the territory’s voting system.

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Whispers

COULD two diplomats be returning home from the Middle East after their disgraceful

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Let us prey: How technology and faith intersect in the digital age

THE World Association of Christian Communications’ (WACC) regional association in Asia recently hosted an online discussion on how faith communities can respond to the rapid development of artificial intelligence

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See, judge, act: Bougainville – Elephant in the Pacific room

AROUND Papua New Guinea (PNG), views are being heard on the next step for the Bougainville Referendum of

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Pacific champion and warrior

IN the medieval era, a champion was a warrior who entered the field of battle to fight for those who could not fight for themselves.

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Right royal mess: Is Tonga’s democracy being rolled back?

TONGA’S recent elections have had little impact on the world outside the Pacific’s remaining

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COP30 – Chaos, Courage, calling: The Pacific’s unbroken call to keep 1.5 alive

COP30 in Belém will be remembered as a collision of hope, heartbreak, and hard truths. The host city, home to the Amazon’s vast lungs became the epicenter of global climate

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Labour mobility: Double-edged sword

LABOUR mobility in the Pacific has reached a significant scale, with seasonal schemes driving the most recent migration

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Japan confronts investment hurdles

THE shortage of skilled personnel, infrastructure constraints and complex landownership systems have been identified as barriers to doing business for Japanese companies in the

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Off the hook: Billion-dollar industry escapes oversight

DESPITE 10 years of discussions, development, and technical research, the fisheries companies which take billions of dollars of tuna from the Pacific remain relatively

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Moruroa e Tatou: A new generation steps up. Young people take hold of nuclear future

SINCE 2001, the association Moruroa e Tatou has brought together former Mā’ohi workers who staffed the nuclear test sites in Mā’ohi

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A new cultural alliance for the Pacific 

INDONESIA and Pacific Island nations signalled a new era of cultural cooperation at the Indonesia–Pacific Cultural Synergy (IPACS)

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Utility weds art: Culture blends with technology

Imagine a huge pair of hands cradling a bilo (cup) lined with solar panels rising from the grasslands of a Fijian

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Movers & Shakers

GOVERNOR Pulaalii Nikolao Pula has appointed Dr Ruth Tofiga, Loata Sipili, Brigitte Moala, and Sesula Fepuleai McMoore Tufele to the Board of Higher Education, which oversees the American Samoa Community College.

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Fiji’s strategic healthcare planning for change

FIJI'S Ministry of Health completed a three-day transformation summit earlier last week to finalise a strategic plan for 2026–2031, informed by extensive data and stakeholder

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King consolidates power as Tonga elects PM

TONGA’S royal family has effectively consolidate power with the election pf Lord Fakafanua as prime

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Canada boosts support and development in the Pacific

CANADA is increasing its presence and financial support in the Pacific Islands through a $40 million, five-year development program to address shared global

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