Pacific leaders to push for regional action
PACIFIC leaders must shift from plans and discussions to decision and action, says Solomon Islands Prime Minister Jeremiah
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The long road to the Pacific Resilience Facility
AS Pacific leaders meet in Honiara for the 54th Pacific Islands Forum, climate action is high on the
Uto sailors offer prayers
CREW of Fiji’s Uto Ni Yalo canoe offered prayers in Honiara after completing a 15-day voyage from Suva with a multinational
Call to W Papua action
CIVIL society advocates urge Pacific Islands Forum leaders to address West Papua at this week’s Honiara
Fiji’s dragon slaying women
FIJI and Wales entered their final pool match winless at the Women’s Rugby World Cup. Josifini Neihamu scored a wonderful try, powering over after running a beautiful line and taking a timely offload from Asinate
Youth lead environment change
YOUTH from across the Asia-Pacific gathered in Nadi for the recent Sixth Forum of Ministers and Environment Authorities of the
USA dominate Manusina
THE Manusina had one last roll of the dice as they closed their RWC2025 campaign with another absolute banger against the
Flying Fijians too strong for Manu Samoa
THIS was an important match for the Manu Samoa – it would determine whether they qualified the Rugby World Cup
Hundreds graduate at the USP Laucala Campus Graduation
USP celebrated Pacific student achievements at its Laucala graduation in Suva, Fiji
PNA leaders spend day at sea
LEADERS of the Parties to the Nauru Agreement (PNA) have spent time at sea ahead of crucial tuna talks in
Fisherman’s call to save the ocean
METUA Mitchell is sailing with a mission – to protect the ocean he calls home and to keep the tradition of Pacific navigation
Restoring Power in Woleai: A Community-Led Effort with Strong Partnerships
For years, Woleai residents have lived without reliable solar power as their once-active system remains in disrepair and
Where is climate funding going?
CLIMATE finance still overlooks vulnerable women, favoring large projects over gender-responsive adaptation despite urgent calls for
King to be USP Chancellor
KING Tupou VI arrives in Suva to assume role as Chancellor of the University of the South
“Are Pacific Island Countries readyfor AI-Driven Job Disruptions?”
Pacific Island countries face labour challenges like youth unemployment, low wages, and a growing skills gap amid rapid global
Teenager claims bronze in world va’a
FIJI'S Iris Bentley Fisher secured a podium finish at the 2025 IVF World Distance Championships in Niteroi,
Nauru expands Fiji connection
NAURU Airlines has resumed operations into Nausori International Airport after a lapse of more than 20 years. The first flight landed on Thursday night as part of what the airline described as a direct service between
Aust seeks Nauru deal
AUSTRALIA aims to ratify a security and economic treaty with Nauru amid concerns over a $648M Chinese investment
Fiji’s 2013 Constitution is valid
FIJI’S Constitution remain valid despite a legal challenge by Cabinet, the country’s Supreme Court ruled this
USP and Battery Pollution Technologies Forge Strategic Partnership to Tackle Battery End-of-Life Challenges in the Pacific
USP and Battery Pollution Technologies partner to tackle battery waste, boost circular economy, and drive sustainable energy in the
Preserving Tradition: USP Scholar Champions TEK for Pacific Conservation
Salanieta Kotolelei earned her PhD at USP, focusing on indigenous knowledge and ocean conservation through groundbreaking research on Traditional Ecological Knowledge