AT the Conference of the Pacific Community last week, our country and territory members set the direction of our development organisation for
ON Oct. 11, Palau was shocked after a 37-year old government employee was found dead on the street in the capital of
ONE year from now the People of Papua will mark the 50th anniversary of their independence from the Dutch and the raising
Spain and China: Rising threats to regional tuna stocks THE harbour in Suva’s capital is dotted with boats – long line fishing
TUNA is not China’s only interest in the region. With mining and timber resources in Papua New Guinea, the Solomon Islands and
WITH Pacific eyes watching every move made by China in its slow, systemic advance into the region and its tightening grip on
AS the world heads into the end of year festive season, Pacific families across the region will be sending travellers off to
IF ever there was a time for Pacific countries to work together for the common good, it is now, with their very
WHILE New Zealand promotes a new plan for tuna management in the region, the Forum Fisheries Agency pushes a fisheries road map,
FAST taking shape in what was once a thriving pine plantation not far from Fiji’s international airport is what the signboard declares
Papua New Guinea, Vanuatu, Solomons and Samoa top global trade estimates for illicit financial flows THREE of the world’s top ten most corrupted
FROM the highlands of Papua New Guinea in the western Pacific to the salad bowl on the southern coast of Fiji’s main
