Region pushes major big eye tuna measure
THE Pacific will take measures to strengthen the management of the world's largest bigeye tuna stock at an international gathering
Sustainability
Unlocking private capital for Pacific resilience
COP negotiations are not the only focus of climate talks. They also provide opportunities for Pacific countries and communities to
Pacific recycling programmes turn beverage containers into export revenue
TUVALU’S first export of recycled PET flake and Fiji’s recovery of more than 17.7 million beverage containers show how Pacific
Pacific practitioners strengthen regional collaboration through Kiwa learning workshop in Fiji
The Capitalisation of Learning Exchange (CAPEX) Workshop organised by the Pacific Organic Learning Farms Network (POLFN) project,
Australia supports establishment of Renewable Energy Commissioner for the Pacific
A Pacific-led initiative to establish a Renewable Energy Commissioner (REC) for the Pacific has received support from Australia.
Pacific conservation finance needs patient capital, not another pilot
PACIFIC conservation leaders called for long-term funding to flow through trusted local institutions and be shaped around
FHL posts $67 million profit as total assets top $1 billion
IT was a bumper year for Fijian Holdings Limited after the company announced a consolidated net profit before tax of $FJD67 million
Pacific moves to boost yachting tourism
THE Pacific is looking to expand its yachting tourism industry while strengthening regulation, data collection and opportunities for
Pacific Island countries and territories unite at the thirty-seventh Committee on Fisheries (COFI37)
Pacific Island countries and territories have reinforced their collective leadership in sustainable fisheries management at the
Fiji’s tourism industry comes together for Industry Day 2026
FIJI'S tourism industry is shifting its focus from record visitor numbers to creating greater economic value,
Solar lighting to expand across Fiji as communities seek safer public spaces
MORE communities across Fiji are expected to gain access to safer, better-lit public spaces after the Government of Guangdong
Pacific’s Emerging Leader in Sustainable Development
Across the Pacific, the Pacific Islands Development Forum (PIDF) stands as a powerful catalyst for sustainable development,
Pacific recyclers bring grassroots voices to regional waste talks
PACIFIC grassroots recyclers are set to have a stronger voice in shaping the region’s future waste and recycling policies,
Forum Fisheries Agency nets global award
THE Pacific Islands Forum Fisheries Agency has been recognised for the collective leadership of Pacific Island countries in
No community too remote for an effective warning: Tonga’s deputy PM
PACIFIC nations and their development partners must ensure that meteorological and multi-hazard warning systems are
Our Ocean of Peace: What truly connects us
EVERY year on 21 September, we commemorate the International Day of Peace. It is a day that invites us to reflect on what peace
Water summit targets sustainable solutions
FRENCH Polynesia will host the 10th Pacific Water and Wastewater Ministers Meeting alongside the 17th Pacific Water & Wastewater Association (PWWA) Conference & Expo from August 31 to September 4 in
USP Opens Landmark Sustainable Energy Training Centre for the Region
The University of the South Pacific (USP) has marked a significant milestone in renewable energy education and workforce development
Samoa puts 30 per cent ocean protection plan into action
SAMOA’S newly protected marine areas will be surveyed over four weeks by National Geographic Pristine Seas, as local and international scientists begin gathering data to support the Pacific nation’s plan to manage
Niue solar project cuts diesel use, saves millions in fuel costs
NIUE has cut the operating time of its diesel generators from around the clock to just two to three hours a day after opening a new solar and battery system, which is expected to save about $NZ4 million a year in fuel
Bringing light and growth to the Islands
Across the vast blue Pacific, true friendship is defined by shared values and mutual support. For the past eight
Pacific moves to turn climate finance promises into bankable projects
PACIFIC leaders have taken a major step towards closing the region's climate finance gap after concluding a regional workshop aimed at turning long-standing climate finance commitments into investment-ready projects.
Samoa begins ground-truthing mangroves for carbon storage data
SAMOA has launched community consultations and fieldwork to assess the carbon storage capacity of selected mangrove sites to strengthen climate reporting, conservation planning and the country’s greenhouse gas
