Throwing coal on the fire
By New Year’s Day, Australia was on fire. There were more than 200 fires burning across the country, from Western Australia to
January 30, 2020
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By New Year’s Day, Australia was on fire. There were more than 200 fires burning across the country, from Western Australia to
Tourism, fish will be star performers Tourism and fish revenues will continue to be key drivers in the performance of the Pacific
In one short week in Solomon Islands, I snorkelled remarkably fish-rich reefs, visited a rustic, fascinating and deserted-but-for-me war museum, meandered through
Kiribati faces uncertain times ahead as the Government rules with a minority support in parliament for the first time in the history
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In September 2019, after 36 years, Solomon Islands severed its diplomatic relations with the Republic of China (Taiwan) and established formal relations with
‘The Blue Pacific’ is touted by all and sundry as the collective ‘identity’ of Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) members. As such, ‘The
In July 2019, at the inaugural Indonesian Exposition held in Auckland, New Zealand, Indonesia launched its ‘Pacific Elevation’, laying claim to a
When Islands Business was considering our Pacific Person of the Year in December, we looked across Pacific communities and sectors. In sports,
Sketches of Fiji by high-profile Pacific aviator Andrew Drysdale harks back to a different time, when ‘Travelling Ground Engineers’ carried their own
