Apisai Tora, a scion of the old guard of Fiji’s politicians, who dominated Fiji’s political stage for almost five decades, passed away
Fresh from a 10-day tour of Viti Levu – Fiji’s main island – our July cover story shares what we saw as
Former Niue Premier Sir Toke Talagi will be laid to rest on Monday 27 July. Sir Toke Talagi passed away after a
When it comes the sport of weightlifting in the Pacific, outside of the star competitors, the other name that immediately comes to
Seeing Shain hold and play with her daughter, and you can tell that 4-year-old Sarah is her world. Her job was another
Sitting in the hot sun, Losana does not seem to mind the humidity and the busy carpark beside her as she stacks
Volunteers like Shree Ram are ensuring 2,000 school children in Nadi are eating well in schools. He is one of about 20
From the masi (tapa) making island of Vatulele is Anareta Ketenilagi, pictured here at her stall inside Sigatoka’s main food market. She
Australia first Indigenous Consul-General, Benson Saulo says he’s keen to share Australia’s Indigenous culture and connecting with First Nations businesses and leaders
For over two months, Fiji’s Permanent Representative to the UN, Ambassador Satyendra Prasad has been largely confined to his home, He describes
“I’ve been so fortunate that I’ve been able to chase a rugby ball around the world, so I’m hoping for the women’s
Around the region, Pacific governments are introducing border controls and health regulations to limit the spread of the Covid-19 coronavirus. But regional
