Considering a master’s? University of Guam to hold online graduate program fair on April 14.
Those considering a master’s degree now or in the future will have an opportunity to explore 15 options available at the University of Guam through the university’s Graduate Program Recruitment Fair. The
Investigating Sustainability Challenges in Community-based Midwifery
Researchers from across AUT have received a $1,364,660 grant from the Health Research Council (HRC) to collaborate with Pasifika Midwives Aotearoa, Ngā Maia Māori Midwives Aotearoa, and the New Zealand College of
Access to Energy, Lighting Chuuk State in the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM)
Approximately 2 in every 3 people in the Federated States of Micronesia lack access to electricity. As it stands, the country’s Chuuk State has the lowest access to power in the Pacific region. The challenges to
UniFiji Contributes Towards Tonga Disaster Donation Drive
The University of Fiji stands in solidarity with the King and People of Tonga after the recent volcanic eruption. The University of Fiji has pledged its solidarity with the King and People of Tonga in their proud
PacTow ‘Workhorse’ Back in the Water
Pacific Towing (PacTow) is celebrating the return of its tug ‘Waiowa’ to the water. One of PacTow’s 12 tugs, Waiowa is back at work following an engine replacement. Predominantly used for open ocean
Kacific’s COVID response initiative recognised as satellite project of the Year at Global Carrier Awards
Kacific’s COVID-19 response has been recognised as the Satellite Project of the Year at the Global Carrier Awards 2021, where it was described as the most ingenious and visionary project in the satellite space. When
The University of Fiji launches its Astronomy Society for Enthusiasts
The University of Fiji will launch a new initiative for astronomy enthusiasts in Fiji and the South Pacific region on February 22 at Saweni Campus. Called the South Pacific Astronomers Society of
‘New Dedicated Harbour Tug for PacTow’
Pacific Towing (PacTow) has expanded its fleet with the purchase of a dedicated harbour tug ‘Koranga’ from Singapore. Koranga is scheduled to arrive in Lae in March where she will be permanently stationed to better
BSP Life Announces New Executive Appointments
BSP Life today announced four new Executive appointments. Managing Director, Mr. Michael Nacola said these appointments, two of which are replacing retired leaders, brings the Executive to its full complement. “We
Building Economy – Post-COVID Learning and Strategies
1. Productivity One of the parameters of growth engine starts from improving the productivity of human resources. When human resources productivity improves, naturally machines will be managed well to deliver
AUT to Teach Climate Action
How to change society in order to combat climate change can now be studied at AUT. A new Climate Action course is being introduced together with a reshaped Bachelor of Arts, organised around the United Nations
University of Guam: Centered on Island Wisdom
Islands share similar concerns and similar struggles. But they also share a similar resilience and bring a certain innovation to problem-solving. At the University of Guam, we call this “island wisdom.” It’s a way
PACIFIC PEOPLE: Local Knowledge. International Reach.
AVI Pacific People is the first Pacific-wide specialised end-to-end recruitment service headquartered in Suva, Fiji. We combine deep local knowledge with or broad international reach ensuring the best candidate pool for
