We Say: Disunity, fear and personal attacks
When Fiji emerges from the December 14 elections, the nation will have a government it truly deserves. The new parliament will be
December 2, 2022
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When Fiji emerges from the December 14 elections, the nation will have a government it truly deserves. The new parliament will be
For real and collective development, we must stop insisting on localising strategies, frameworks, tools, or whatever else our Pacific communities keep getting
The United States signed the Declaration on U.S.-Pacific Partnership with fourteen Pacific Island Countries (PICs) in Washington on 29 September 2022. Of
Approximately half of the world’s tuna catch comes from the Western Central Pacific Ocean. However, the long-term sustainability of these important stocks
With a worsening hunger crisis spurred by food and fuel inflation, war in Europe, slowing global growth and rising debt distress, ongoing
When Niueans are babies, their parents traditionally take them down to the seashore and throw them in the water so they learn
It has been a bugbear for me for some time. However, over the years, I have learned that I was not the
Much has been written and even more has been talked about on the “coconut wireless” in recent years about attempted bribes and
In the most aid-dependent region in the world, Fiji ranks consistently among the Pacific’s top five recipients of development financing. According to
The angry reaction to Richard Marles’ comments should be a warning to Canberra about the need to settle past grievances. During a
This year’s aid budget (2022-23) has been increased from $4.55 billion under the Coalition to $4.65 billion under Labor. There are bigger
The impact of COVID-19 on the economies of the Pacific island region has been much more severe than on any other region
