THE new government of Kiribati last month announced sweeping changes in the country’s education, health and social welfare policies that will see
WITH the Papua New Guinea Supreme Court ruling that the Manus Island refugee processing centre is illegal, Australia may be forced to
WITH a 12 per cent growth in its tourism industry in 2015, Samoa will use its recent Tourism Expo and a national
SEVEN months after becoming the first Tongan to be inducted into New Zealand Music’s Hall of Fame, Wilfred Jeffs, who went by
FIJI’S national carrier has embarked on a twice-weekly service to Changi International Airport, Singapore, casting aside New Delhi and Shanghai. The airline’s
FIJI changed forever when the then Lieutenant-Colonel Sitiveni Rabuka walked into Parliament on May 14, 1987 and removed a democratically elected government.
TONGA’S veteran democracy campaigner now Prime Minister ‘Akilisi Pohiva has run foul of a key cornerstone of democracy which is freedom of
CHINA’S land reclamation in the South China Sea may be tapering off for now but the implications of its actions will run
IN the far west of the northern Pacific, a single patrol boat stands against the waves of Distant Water Fishing Nation vessels
THE long-running corruption saga engulfing the Papua New Guinea’s leadership came to a head in April when the National Fraud and Anti-Corruption
Guam at the crossroads for self determination ONE of the last colonies in the 21st century, Guam is an unincorporated US territory in
FOR many years, the South Pacific and Oceanic Council of Trade Unions (SPOCTU) has linked unionists from Australia, New Zealand and the
