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HALF a loaf is better than none seem to be how Pacific Island Countries received news of a world agreement on climate
January 6, 2016
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HALF a loaf is better than none seem to be how Pacific Island Countries received news of a world agreement on climate
IN Paris last month, Australian Prime Minister Turnbull announced that “Australia will contribute at least $1 billion over the next five years
PETER O’Neill as Prime Minister of Papua New Guinea should expect a full on year in 2016, having starved off for now
“I SEE the room. I see the reaction is positive, I hear no objection. The Paris Climate Accord is adopted.” As the
WITH a party revolt and threats of confidence motion keeping him occupied for the best of 2015, it looks like Prime Minister
Shameem: Comprehensive training will assist judges, magistrates to eliminate or minimise male bias A PACIFIC-WIDE robust policy was necessary to eliminate or minimise
FOURTEEN prime ministers in 15 years of independence, with no government serving for more than 13 months since 2012, the only predictable
THE Fijian government has adopted a cautious approach to entering into Air Services Agreements (ASAs) which could result in local airspace being
THE Fijian economy is expected to grow this year while the political climate, barring any traumatic upheavals, will remain largely stagnant and
THE Fijian government has adopted a cautious approach to entering into Air Services Agreements (ASAs) which could result in local airspace being
THE Anote Tong era will come to an end at the start of 2016, as parliamentary elections in December paves the way
ONE of the Pacific’s smaller island states, Vanuatu stands taller than the larger nations with its consistent, principled stand on social justice,
