Costs tumble in renewable energy
AFTER years of dependence on fossil fuels, the good news from the international agency on renewable energy, IRENA is that the cost
February 6, 2019
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AFTER years of dependence on fossil fuels, the good news from the international agency on renewable energy, IRENA is that the cost
BOUGAINVILLEANS are to vote in June this year to decide whether to remain part of Papua New Guinea or to be independent.
FIJI’S Catholic Church will consider the closure of its schools and public protests if it cannot successfully resolve an impasse with the
Pacific island states take the lead in energy transformation WITH the world going out in a large way towards adopting green and
Australia needs to treat the Pacific with a little more respect THE flying visit by Australian Prime Minister, Scott Morrison, this month
FIVE countries and one region are going to the polls this year to get a fresh and new mandate from their electorate,
TOO watered down and stripped of a clear sense of urgency is how some experts have labelled the outcomes of COP24 at
BOTH government and opposition parties in Australia have outlined a renewed commitment to the Pacific, as voters prepare to go to the
Eleven days after the Nauru PIF Leaders’ Meeting last September, the Premier of Niue, Sir Toke Talagi, said on Radio New Zealand
