The Pandemic, War and the Effect on Island Travel
It’s an early Tuesday morning in the seaside town of Levuka. A fish salesman is busy opening his doors to suppliers as
November 8, 2022
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It’s an early Tuesday morning in the seaside town of Levuka. A fish salesman is busy opening his doors to suppliers as
As is customary in the run up to any gathering of the Marine Environment Protection Committee (MEPC) at the International Maritime Organisation
Melanesian marine services company, Pacific Towing (PacTow), has added yet another tug to its fleet. The Azimuth Stern Drive (ASD) tug ‘Tavurvur’
Fiji Ports Corporation Pte Limited (FPCL) is a Port Management Company of Fiji. FPCL plays a regulatory role in maintaining standards relating
Papua New Guinea’s leading coastal shipping provider, Consort Express Lines (‘Consort’), recently welcomed the arrival of its latest cargo vessel ‘Kimbe Chief’.
The shared challenge of aging ports infrastructure will be one of the key issues discussed at the upcoming Association of Pacific Ports
Vanuatu is leading the region in the use of an Electronic Single Window System to ensure trade documentation is organised in a
The Office of the Papua New Guinea Prime Minister has been tasked to seek clarificatioover a hefty penalty notice of K105 million
A Marshall Islands ship registry official has pushed back at criticism a U.S organisation lobbed its way as part of the announcement
More than 90% of trade commodities come to Pacific Island countries and territories by sea; with imports dominated by fuel, industrial, commercial
A single positive COVID-19 case with the Delta mutation has been detected in Papua New Guinea. Deputy Controller of the PNG COVID-19
Pacific island nations made the case for a carbon price to tackle shipping’s climate impact at the UN body responsible for seaborne
