Selling the Pacific to the world under one roof
SPTE 2014 a ‘success,’ says organisers Pacific’s national tourism offices have given thumbs up to efforts by the South Pacific Tourism Organisation
SPTE 2014 a ‘success,’ says organisers Pacific’s national tourism offices have given thumbs up to efforts by the South Pacific Tourism Organisation
Legal wrangle holds up road work After huge cost overruns, major delays and problems with faulty designs, the largest construction project ever
US Labour Secretary has until July 4 “It will be a disaster,” said Juan T. Guerrero, general manager of the largest and
‘Cowboy’ operators worry registered firms In a world that’s becoming increasingly environmentally-friendly, logging is a dirty word. So much so that even
Uncertainties force banking downgrade Uncertainties in initial assessments on Nauru Island were behind the Bendigo and Adelaide Bank’s decision not to establish
It’s become the Pacific’s 2nd largest donor A new wave of splurge spending by Chinese in the Pacific and Papua New Guinea’s
Cook Islands, Vanuatu under scrutiny Pacific island countries with legitimate tax-haven status like the Cook Islands and Vanuatu risk being isolated and
‘Bank’s capital base is sound’ Bank South Pacific, the largest bank in Papua New Guinea and the South Pacific has announced more
A new Asia Pacific hub dawns With less than three months of wait left before Papua New Guinea rolls out exports from
Could supply 10% of global supply This year could be a defining year for seabed minerals in Cook Islands. There are plans
Global production to exceed demand in 2014 As global supply exceeds demand for coffee for a fourth straight year, small world producers
The Pacific should consider itself lucky. It is not amongst the 19 countries that will suffer aid cuts under the European Union’s