Captured Fijian chief heads home from the United States
ON Saturday, Ro Veidovi Logavatu—chief of Rewa—will arrive home, 185 years after he was convicted of crimes against humanity and deported to the United
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University of Fiji celebrates milestones
THE University of Fiji (UniFiji) is experiencing significant growth, marked by record student enrolment and expanded graduation
New university Chancellor pledges unwavering commitment
FIJI’s Speaker of Parliament, Filimone Jitoko, was installed as the new Chancellor of the University of Fiji (UniFiji) earlier this week, marking a key leadership
Lifeline for South Pacific albacore
A NEW management measure for South Pacific Albacore will create long-awaited stability for fleets, coastal economies and global
Pacific banks seek faster payment systems
CENTRAL bankers and finance officials from across the Pacific will attempt to improve national payment systems and modernise the Pacific economy through discussions in Fiji this
Will you take 16 days to help stop tech-facilitated gender-based violence?
GENDER-based violence is not new to the
Eight dead in Tahiti landslide
AT least eight people are dead after a landslide buried homes on Tahiti in Maohi Nui (French Polynesia) on
Suva FC edge Gulf Komara to escape wooden spoon finish
HOSTS Suva FC avoided a last place finish in the OFC Futsal Men’s Champions League with a win against Gulf Komara FC. Gulf Komara attacked early, with Ezekiel Vela knocking in the first goal of the match followed by
Pacific CSOs hold regional line at COP
WITH numerous governments, donors, faith groups, and civil society, COP—the annual global climate talks—can be hard to
Samoa PM’s lays heavy hand on local media
MEDIA freedom in the Pacific is once again under the spotlight – this time in
Southern Legions FC’s big shooting spree against Gulf Komara FC
A GOAL-FILLED all-Melanesian clash saw Southern Legions FC face Gulf Komara FC on Day Four of the OFC Futsal Men’s Champions
East New Britain group supports Bougainville independence
THE Mataungan Association backs Bougainville’s independence, saying the region has been failed by successive
Fijian gang at centre of Sydney drug bust
POLICE in Sydney have arrested three men linked to a Fiji-connected drug gang, seizing 40kg of illicit drugs worth $USD8.07
Pacific Farmers head to COP30 in Brazil to discuss direct access to climate finance
PACIFIC farmer-leaders will attend COP30 in Belém, Brazil, to demand that climate finance reach frontline farmers and communities
American Samoa Fishing Community Meetings – Round 2: Navigating Change
Continuing to build on conversations from the June 2025 meetings, the Western Pacific Regional Fishery Management Council and Pacific Islands Fisheries Group will host the 2nd round in a series of community consultation
Tuvalu-Based Roles (Hudson / NZMFAT): Offshore Fisheries Adviser & Inshore Fisheries Adviser (IFA)
MFAT and Tuvalu Fisheries Authority seek two advisers for TFSP3 to strengthen fisheries management and build capacity in
Joint fisheries exercise goes high tech
PACIFIC nations have covered more than 30 million square kilometres of ocean in a regional effort to detect and deter illegal, unreported, and unregulated