Rabuka reassures Fiji on fuel supply
THE Fiji Government says fuel supply remains stable despite global price spikes, as Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka urged calm and outlined a $FJD 56 million package to ease cost pressures on households and key
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Samoa’s PM in Auckland hospital – nation awaits update
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Brace Drua fall to Chiefs
THE Fijian Drua threatened the Waikato Chiefs with an explosive start when tight head prop Mesake Doge scored a try just three minutes into the
Fewer PALM workers seeking asylum
WE have been writing about the growing number of Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) scheme workers since 2022, with the most recent update in
Tonga stays at level one on fuel
THE Government of Tonga has decided to remain at Level One (Green) under the Tonga Fuel Controls Framework following a recommendation from the Inter-Cluster Coordinating Committee, officials
Vanuatu rejects China security suggestions
VANUATU’S Prime Minister, Jotham Napat, has refuted reports that his country is about to sign a security agreement with
French Polynesia health chiefs launch HIV prevention campaign
HEALTH authorities in French Polynesia are sounding the alarm after seven new HIV cases were detected in the first three months of 2026.
Huge task for Drua against Chiefs
THE Fijian Drua come fresh off their away win against the ACT Brumbies to take on a huge task, a showdown
Pacific’s fight against hybrid threats amid climate change challenges
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Fiji’s bold steps to shield against hybrid threats
HYBRID threats are intertwined with natural disasters, demanding integrated security and disaster response
Fiji advances coordination to combat hybrid threats effectively
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Graduation tribute: ‘My grandmother is our backbone’
WHEN University of the South Pacific graduate Maria Luisa Aperto crossed the stage with a Bachelor of
Pacific leaders warn of fuel shortage crisis
PACIFIC leaders have declared a regional emergency over the growing risk of fuel shortages, as governments
Solomons MPs in buy-out claim
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Samoa CARES announces 14 community climate resilience projects
THE Samoa CARES project aims to support communities to strengthen resilience to climate change through
Rabuka reaffirms Fiji–UNFPA partnership on development priorities
FIJI’S Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has reaffirmed Fiji’s cooperation with the United Nations Population Fund
Worrying times – PNG elections loom
IT’S becoming routine now. Papua New Guinea holds an election. There are irregularities, allegations, omissions, bad
Vanuatu and India strengthen cooperation
VANUATU is set to receive a visit from India's Union Minister of State for External Affairs and Textiles, Pabitra
French Senators visit New Caledonia
A DELEGATION of six French senators arrived in Nouméa on Friday for a week-long mission focused on economic development in New
Fijian Drua wins first away game in Canberra
DESPITE the cold in Canberra, the Fijian Drua played like men possessed against the ACT Brumbies to earn their first win
Vanuatu braces for fuel price shock
VANUATU residents will start paying significantly more for petrol and diesel from this weekend, as the government passes on rising
Auckland take easy win over Hekari
LEAGUE leaders Auckland FC had a simple run against PNG Hekari FC at the OFC League in Ba, Fiji. PNG Hekari have
Fijian military on alert-illegal weapons in circulation
THE Fijian military claims that criminal organisations in the country are in possession of weapons. In a statement released
