Taiwan targets tomato training
WORK is underway at Sigatoka in Fiji to develop a tomato resilient to droughts and
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Former regional fisheries boss joins new university
A RESPECTED Pacific leader has quit the region’s largest university to join an emerging learning
Vanuatu closes Dubai mission amid Iran tensions
UNITED States military bases in Guam and the Northern Mariana Islands have raised their threat levels as tensions escalate in the Middle East following American strikes on
Prioritise Pacific voices in policy, say CSOs
CIVIL society has called for inclusive spaces to voice community experiences and challenges in climate mobility
Rights protection central to climate strategy
HUMAN rights are firmly embedded in the Climate Mobility framework, reflecting Pacific values and international standards with ongoing community
Faith-informed voices shape climate relocation decisions
THE Pacific Conference of Churches (PCC) has successfully involved community representatives directly in high-level climate mobility discussions, moving beyond just speaking for
Middle East conflict will hit Pacific – Solomons academic
THE escalating conflict involving the United States, Israel, and Iran will have direct consequences for the Pacific, warns Solomon Islands academic Dr. Transform
Charity Ball to transform rural learning
CHILDREN in Fiji’s remote maritime region face some of the country’s biggest educational challenges.The Lau Education Charitable
Manele supports Zimbabwe’s security council bid
SOLOMON Islands will support Zimbabwe’s bid for a seat on the United Nations Security Council.Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele met
Solomons advises against Middle East travel
SOLOMON Islanders have been advised against travelling to the Middle East after the United States and
ADB funds major PNG water upgrade
THE Asian Development Bank (ADB) has approved a $USD60.9 million loan to improve water supply and sanitation in the Papua New Guinean
Fiji expects heavy rain as TC Urmil passes by
PARTS of Fiji have started to experience heavy rain as Tropical Cyclone Urmil moves southeast past the
NZ prepares to help its people as US and Israel attacks Iran
NEW Zealand diplomatic missions in the Middle East are closely monitoring the conflict between the United States, Israel, and
Partnership for progress between EU and FFA
THE Pacific Tuna fishery underpins national budgets and economic resilience for many member countries. Recognition of the
PNG Hekari FC secures first OFC win after thumping Vanuatu United FC
VANUATU United FC came off a great victory against Solomon Kings to take on PNG Hekari
€EUR20 million to boost Pacific Ocean governance and sustainability
THE launch of Phase Two of the Pacific European Union (EU) Marine Partnership Programme (PEUMP) marks a continued and expanded
Fiji and US sign landmark deal to boost economic growth
THE Millennium Challenge Corporation (MCC) and the Government of Fiji have signed a Compact Development Funding
US funds Fiji’s fight against maritime crime
FIJI will intensify its crackdown on maritime crime with a $USD 500,000 boost from the United States, targeting illegal
US Deputy Secretary of State welcomed in Fiji
THE United States Deputy Secretary of State, Christopher Landau, received a warm welcome this morning through a traditional
Fijian Drua blow Hurricanes away to secure first win
THE rain poured heavily as the Fijian Drua took on the Wellington Hurricanes at home on Lautoka’s Churchill
Slow starters Melbourne FC grind out 4-1 win over South Island United FC
ANY trans-Tasman battle is guaranteed to be full of energy and passion. The OFC Pro League clash between the two was no
Fiji faces a drug crisis
FIJI’S Police Minister, Iowane Naivalurua, has labelled the country’s escalating drug problem a national
Reporting corruption: Pacific voices call for change
CORRUPTION remains one of the top concerns for citizens across the Pacific, with communities calling for more sustained investigative