
Vanuatu water efforts get GFC boost
Water security in Vanuatu is to be improved under a US$23 million project under the Green Climate Fund (GCF). The project to
Water security in Vanuatu is to be improved under a US$23 million project under the Green Climate Fund (GCF). The project to
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
So close and yet so far. That was what it came down to as the Toa Samoa valiantly fought the Australia Kangaroos
In 1847, a group of Pacific islanders were spotted on the road heading towards the city of Port Phillip (modern-day Melbourne). The
Vanuatu has sworn in its 13th parliament. Ishmael Kalsakau is the country’s newly elected Prime Minister with Sato Kilman appointed as Deputy
When the residents of Osaki in southern Japan were first told about new plans for waste management and recycling in their small
As the sun sets over Vanua Levu, Fiji’s second largest island, a gong sounds, calling the people to evening prayers. Waves crash
On the black sand a child ran, face turned upwards as he chased a butterfly. Oblivious to the encroachment of rising sea
One account of the origins of Vunisavisavi begins with a young chief setting out from the pre-European kingdom of Verata which was,
PNG’s big bills Papua New Guinea government offices have been able to move back into their premises after temporarily being locked out
Spooked by China’s influence in the Pacific Islands, U.S. President Joe Biden hosted an unprecedented summit at the White House for leaders