PILNA identifies room for improvement
Pacific Island teachers are satisfied and proud of their work, but many of them have high stress levels. This is one of
March 6, 2023
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Pacific Island teachers are satisfied and proud of their work, but many of them have high stress levels. This is one of
Ongoing issues of overpopulation, economic inequality, domestic violence, climate change, geopolitics, illiteracy, and many health challenges are worrying to many Pacific Islanders.
Young voters again have the opportunity to determine the result of Fiji’s election and the direction of the country in December, but
Islands Business’ Sera Tikotikovatu-Sefeti asked young voters about the upcoming Fiji elections, and the issues of concern to them. This is what
The rise in the use of a newly invented weapon called the wire-catapult or “silencer” is a big concern for East Sepik
Young leaders representing 54 Commonwealth countries have presented a six-point action plan on youth development to Heads of Government gathered for a
“The threat of nuclear weapons is an existential crisis and we feel the weight that this places on us for our future,”
“25 years from now – my children, your grandchildren are at a risk of potential tax and financial burdens that will be
While our leading political regional agency named a series of climate champions ahead of COP26 in Glasgow this year (controversially all of
By Ernest Gibson For the first time since the pandemic took hold in March 2020, more than 350 young people from all
The University of the South Pacific has a proud history of student activism. ATOM (Against Testing on Moruroa) formed in Fiji in
In my family, October 10 marks the day that my grandparents started their life together. Some 61 years ago, on a little
