Prime Minister’s signature is expensive
The decision of Samoa’s Prime Minister to sign a letter in support of two convicted rapists has raised serious questions from the
July 28, 2015
The decision of Samoa’s Prime Minister to sign a letter in support of two convicted rapists has raised serious questions from the
Foreign fishing nations who benefit immensely from fishing in the Western and Central Pacific region’s US$7.2 billion fishery are not releasing valuable
“We are the sea. We are the ocean. We must wake up to this ancient truth.” – Professor Epeli Hau’ofa The oceans
The two-day flash flooding that began on April 2 struck at the heart of Solomon Islands The two-day flash flooding that began
The Australian Government led by Prime Minister Tony Abbott announced its first budget on 13 May and took a hit in the
SMSP’s Andre D ang transforms New Caledonia’s nickel industry It’s just days before New Caledonia’s elections and Andre Dang is angry. The
Acoconut oil craze has been circulating beauty parlours around the world for the last couple of years – that it is a
President & CEO of New Caledonia’s Société Minière du Sud Pacifique (SMSP) At his office in Noumea and on a trip to
So much to do, so little time, but Fiji’s Elections Office is optimistic By first June, the countdown clock on the Fijian
Philippe Gomes is a happy man. His anti-independence party Calédonie Ensemble has done well in New Caledonia’s elections, gaining more seats than
