FNU Hosts National Culinary Competition, Showcasing Fiji’s Future Chefs
Events like the Fiji Chefs Competition matter because they give young Fijians a goal in life.”These were the words of the Director
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PacTow Takes Delivery of Its Most Powerful Tugs – PACIFIC RESPONDER and PACIFIC RESOLUTE
Pacific Towing (PacTow) has taken delivery of PACIFIC RESPONDER and PACIFIC RESOLUTE, two state-of-the-art ASD tugs representing a
Fiji Rings the Bell for Financial Literacy with Focus on Combating Scams
The South Pacific Stock Exchange (SPX) today joined stock exchanges around the world in ringing the bell for financial literacy, bringing together financial regulators, consumer protection agencies, education leaders,
Shangri-La Fiji Ranks in Regional Top 5 of Condé Nast Traveler’s 2026 Readers’ Choice Awards
Shangri-La Yanuca Island, Fiji has been ranked fifth among the Top Resorts in Australia and South Pacific in Condé Nast Traveler’s
Pacific Island countries and territories unite at the thirty-seventh Committee on Fisheries (COFI37)
Pacific Island countries and territories have reinforced their collective leadership in sustainable fisheries management at the
Emergency response capacity in Palau boosted through fire hydrant network upgrade as El Niño approaches
Fire safety and emergency response capabilities in the State of Koror, the commercial centre and home to about 64 per cent of
Samoa invests in science for a changing climate
Understanding climate change begins with understanding its impacts. Yet many of the changes already unfolding across the Pacific,
USP Honours Graduates from across the Blue Pacific and Welcomes 33rd Chancellor
The University of the South Pacific (USP) celebrated the achievements of its graduates and marked the formal installation of
Solomon Islands puts people at the heart of its fisheries sector
The Ministry of Fisheries and Marine Resources (MFMR) has launched its Gender Equality, Disability and Social Inclusion (GEDSI)
New report shows learning gains across the Pacific, but continued action needed
The Pacific Community (SPC) today marked International Literacy Day with the launch of the Pacific Islands Literacy and Numeracy
Pacific leaders unite on eye health ahead of first Global Summit
Meeting on the sidelines of the 55th Pacific Islands Forum Leaders Meeting in Palau, the Vice President and Minister for Health of
PNG launches milestone Resilient School Infrastructure Policy to ensure schools withstand disasters and climate change
Papua New Guinea’s Department of Education launched the Resilient School Infrastructure Policy and manual, a new national
Pacific calls for land degradation neutrality reporting that fits island realities
A damaged stretch of coastline, a changing food garden or a patch of recovering forest can disappear inside a single pixel on a
USP Opens Landmark Sustainable Energy Training Centre for the Region
The University of the South Pacific (USP) has marked a significant milestone in renewable energy education and workforce development
Pacific countries strengthen the data behind climate action
Every emissions target, climate policy and climate investment proposal depends on the quality of the data behind it. Across the
The Language of Storms: Dr Moleni Tu’uholoaki
Humanitarian action begins long before disaster strikes.As the world marks World Humanitarian Day on 19 August, attention often turns
SPX Introduces Price Setting Trade Framework
The South Pacific Stock Exchange (SPX) advises the market that, with effect from 18 August 2026, a Price Setting Trade Framework
Solomon Islands shapes first national response to climate Loss and Damage
Solomon Islands ministries, provincial leaders, researchers and civil society are shaping the country’s first dedicated policy
Five-year plan endorsed for Pacific seismic network that warns communities
Pacific geoscientists and disaster managers met in Honiara this week to map out their needs and put the region’s shared
Taveuni’s Forests – Home to Endemic Ants
In the upland forests of Vanua Levu and Taveuni in Fiji, a remarkable and largely unknown form of agriculture has been unfolding
Guardians of Knowledge: How Pacific Researchers at USP are Preserving Indigenous Wisdom for Future Generations
Pacific Indigenous peoples have always been knowledge producers, developing and passing down knowledge through generations of
Palau draws on Vanuatu’s experience to advance climate finance priorities
Palau is drawing on Vanuatu’s experience to improve how climate projects are selected, financed and managed as the country begins
Investor Participation and Market Activity Continue to Improve on SPX
The Fijian Stock Market has reported strong growth across key market indicators in 2026, reflecting increased investor
