Sweeney is Tuvalu CJ
PM dodges questions over conflict of interest CONTROVERSY surrounds the appointment in Tuvalu of its new Chief Justice as questions are being
July 14, 2016
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PM dodges questions over conflict of interest CONTROVERSY surrounds the appointment in Tuvalu of its new Chief Justice as questions are being
HISTORY was made last month when Fiji’s ambassador to the United Nations Peter Thomson won the votes to become President of the
Auditor-General highlights lack of record keeping THE lack of public sector asset record keeping is a growing management issue for the Solomon
Customary disputes divide Wallis and Futuna THE French state has effectively chosen sides in a long-running dispute over the monarchy in Uvea, despite
GOVERNMENT and Opposition have both been on winning streaks in Vanuatu this month. And they have been appropriately complimented by Head of
China finds new door to region A NEW tripartite codeshare service has thrown the door wide open to Asian markets. This month
Church takes hard stand against abuse THE head of the Roman Catholic Church in Guam has been suspended over allegations of sexual
People focus of new laws LAST year the Roman Catholic Church in Fiji, Tonga, Samoa and Kiribati moved swiftly to put in
WITH the decriminalisation in Nauru of homosexuality under the Crimes Decree, many questions will surface from concerned individuals and civil society organizations.
PACIFIC island governments must retain their right to regulate to protect their national development interests as sovereign states, argues a report commissioned
FAMILY connection … So a senior member of Fiji’s media fraternity found himself aged 55 and recommended for retirement under Civil Service
Pacific nations can open up markets without help of our big brothers THE Pacific Network on Globalisation has been vocal on its opposition
