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
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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
Advancing Local Women Empowerment in Leadership and Economic Development
In June 2025, in Bougainville, the island air's scent—like a morning breeze—brings hope to 97% of the
More Than Just a Farm: Poasa’s Quest to Cultivate Change
Discover Nasiro farm near Nadi, maintained by local resident Poasa Katonivere from Nakavu
ANZ Fiji Excellence in Tourism Awards Officially Launches 2025 Season & Opens Award Submissions, Welcomes New Sponsors
ANZ Fiji Excellence in Tourism Awards (FETA) is pleased to announce concurrent with the season launch, registration and applications are now open for the 2025 awards. Speaking at the launch event held at Coffee Hub in
USP’s ICT programmes receive accreditation
USP's Bachelor of Networks and Security and Bachelor of Software Engineering programs are now fully accredited by ACS through
Engineering tick for Fiji uni
FNU has been granted full accreditation for its Level 6 Diploma in Engineering programmes by Engineering New
Kenilorea slams Taiwan visa denial
Solomon Islands Opposition MP Peter Kenilorea criticized reports that Taiwanese officials were denied visas for the Pacific Islands Forum in
GBV policy under fire
FIJIAN feminists have voiced concerns over a recent policy paper titled about men and gender-based
Deal on albacore allocation
Officials have agreed on the long-standing SPA tuna allocation within FFA members' EEZs south of the
Renewed hope: Why the ICJ climate decision matters to us all
The Advisory Opinion from the International Court of Justice on the “Obligations of States in Respect of Climate Change” is
Dengue: Samoa closes all schools
SAMOA’S schools have been closed by the caretaker government following a spike in dengue cases. And the health service has called for voluntary blood donations to the Red Cross. Caretaker Prime Minister, Tuala Tevaga
Fiji voter service expands
FIJI has introduced voter services at its foreign missions to prepare for the upcoming 2026
Tong fears for Kiribati
DESPITE the International Court of Justice’s (ICJ) landmark ruling on protection of the environment, former Kiribati President Anote Tong fears for his island’s future. Tong, a founding father of the Pacific climate
Fiji Assumes Chairmanship of the MSG, “A Moral Compass in the Pacific’s Evolving Architecture”
Witness the traditional Melanesian Spearhead Group handover in Suva, Fiji, amid rain and lush Bose Levu
Praise for youth after ICJ ruling
Pacific churches praise the ICJ ruling affirming access to a clean, healthy, and sustainable environment as a human right for current and future