
‘Til death do us part: Village holds out against the waves
As the sun sets over Vanua Levu, Fiji’s second largest island, a gong sounds, calling the people to evening prayers. Waves crash
As the sun sets over Vanua Levu, Fiji’s second largest island, a gong sounds, calling the people to evening prayers. Waves crash
On the black sand a child ran, face turned upwards as he chased a butterfly. Oblivious to the encroachment of rising sea
One account of the origins of Vunisavisavi begins with a young chief setting out from the pre-European kingdom of Verata which was,
PNG’s big bills Papua New Guinea government offices have been able to move back into their premises after temporarily being locked out
Spooked by China’s influence in the Pacific Islands, U.S. President Joe Biden hosted an unprecedented summit at the White House for leaders
It has been a bugbear for me for some time. However, over the years, I have learned that I was not the
There has been a significant decline in donor funding for water, sanitation and hygiene projects in the Pacific, as the region continues
A Tokyo-based start-up working on small-scale water recycling systems hopes they may help solve water shortages in small island communities. WOTA’s technology
The company behind Fiji’s first electric vehicle (EV) charging infrastructure is optimistic that its transformative clean energy project will also spill over
One in four women with cervical cancer live in what the World Health Organisation (WHO) defines as the ‘Western Pacific Region’, a
The international community has been urged to invest in agricultural innovation in a way that includes traditional practitioners and acknowledges the interconnectedness
When I was younger, my friends and I used to say ‘Qaqi Mai’ when we were ‘choking’ each other for bus fare,