For real and collective development, we must stop insisting on localising strategies, frameworks, tools, or whatever else our Pacific communities keep getting
Nurturing relationships is paramount to break down unequal power dynamics – especially in working for women rights. By ‘Ofa-ki-Levuka (‘Ofa) Guttenbeil-Likiliki From
Joyce Bay settlement, formerly known as Horse Camp, is a notorious settlement in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea (PNG). It has been
The global impacts of COVID-19 are unprecedented and extend beyond the realm of health into the social, economic and psychological aspects of
Building quality infrastructure in the Pacific means going beyond a narrow focus on hard assets, to thinking about the ways that new
By Sadhana Sen Is the Pacific an aid-dependent region making endless requests for development assistance but with little care for how
Outcry over electronic bus fare card in Fiji THE issue of pilferage in the bus industry in Fiji was not a problem
Is Melanesia the new Asia with its chaotic traffic ills AS an office worker in Suva, Fiji’s capital, Andy is used to spending
It’s more than just building roads, says Thomson DEVELOPMENT should be about more than building roads or buying air conditioners, the President
In October a major academic paper was published in Nature, which solved many questions of the origins of Pacific peoples. Nature published
