
We Say: Disunity, fear and personal attacks
When Fiji emerges from the December 14 elections, the nation will have a government it truly deserves. The new parliament will be
When Fiji emerges from the December 14 elections, the nation will have a government it truly deserves. The new parliament will be
Young voters again have the opportunity to determine the result of Fiji’s election and the direction of the country in December, but
Social media has become a necessary tool for political campaigning in Fiji politics since the 2014 national elections. This was the same
Islands Business’ Sera Tikotikovatu-Sefeti asked young voters about the upcoming Fiji elections, and the issues of concern to them. This is what
Welcome – to whose country? At a welcome for Australia’s new consul-general in Noumea, the ceremony was opened by customary chiefs from
American SamoaThe population of American Samoa has decreased below 50,000. According to the U.S. Census Bureau’s October update, the population count came
It’s not every day that a young Pacific islander tells regional church leaders to stop praying about climate change and take firm,
The disconnect between countries was palpable at the recent COP27 climate conference, as small island nations fought with developing countries to get
Water security in Vanuatu is to be improved under a US$23 million project under the Green Climate Fund (GCF). The project to
For real and collective development, we must stop insisting on localising strategies, frameworks, tools, or whatever else our Pacific communities keep getting
The United States signed the Declaration on U.S.-Pacific Partnership with fourteen Pacific Island Countries (PICs) in Washington on 29 September 2022. Of
So close and yet so far. That was what it came down to as the Toa Samoa valiantly fought the Australia Kangaroos