
Marching into Fiji’s ‘Frank’ new political order
In 1965, buoyed by the outcomes of the constitutional conference in London, the Leader of Government Business in Fiji’s colonial government, Ratu
In 1965, buoyed by the outcomes of the constitutional conference in London, the Leader of Government Business in Fiji’s colonial government, Ratu
Growers like Gyan Deo may be the reason why Fiji’s sugar industry will still have a future in the next half a
From the zenith of Pacific regionalism (the Forum) from the early 1970s, Fiji’s standing in the group and amongst its regional neighbours
Fiji’s Amalgamated Telecom Holdings’ (ATH) recent US$25 million investment from the Asian Development Bank (ADB) to finance a greenfield 4G mobile network
In my family, October 10 marks the day that my grandparents started their life together. Some 61 years ago, on a little
Slowly but surely the once mighty Fiji Television Limited has started to crumble, taken apart from within by a combination of government
The arts have clearly shaped Fiji’s trajectory these last 50 years but have the arts and our creative industries been afforded agency
Four years ago, the tiny Pacific island country of Fiji won its very first Olympic medal, a gold, when it stormed its
On 4 October, New Caledonians will vote in a referendum on self-determination, to determine the political status of the French Pacific dependency.
The results of the historic Bougainville elections are now known. In electoral processes setting benchmarks for emulation in the Pacific, former Bougainville
The founder of the Pacific Island Food Revolution says the campaign’s work on changing food choices in the Pacific region is “super
The outcome of this November’s election will be crucial to Palau’s response to the economic crisis, as whoever will win the polls