Making a Pacific mark
IN December we highlighted the achievements of Fiji’s national rugby sevens coach and named him Pacific Person of the Year. A few
February 15, 2017
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IN December we highlighted the achievements of Fiji’s national rugby sevens coach and named him Pacific Person of the Year. A few
Tietjens faces the heat THE sevens coach everyone loves to hate – Sir Gordon Tietjens – has come under fire in Samoa
Loyalty pledge by MPs WITH around 12 months before the next election in Fiji, former prime minister Sitiveni Rabuka has consolidated the
THIS year marks the 70th Anniversary of the Pacific Community – SPC, and we are excited at the timely opportunity to reflect
THE Melanesian countries in the Pacific dominate the economic landscape in the region and with that vantage point; they are on the
Suspect exports under scrutiny as Fiji prepares to stop two-day kava FIJI will soon ban the importation of the suspect two-day kava variety
Uproar over kava-drinking women WOMEN’s advocates have lashed out at criticism against kava-drinking women who beat men at their own past-time. The
TUVALU Prime Minister Enele Sosene Sopoaga has not rested. Barely settled at home after the 22nd session of the Conference of the
Bank governor calls for greater effort FIJI’s central bank wants to see more women on the boards of companies listed on the
THE Pacific lost one of its greats on Christmas Day 2016, with the death in Tahiti of John Taroanui Doom, at age
HAS the new US President played his “trump card” too early in his presidency? Only time will tell. In late January, President
SIX years ago, a physically challenged woman in a wheelchair ventured out into the streets to sell her home-made meals and pastries.
