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French security forces clearing roadblocks on the road to Tontouta International Airport today.video

Although New Caledonia is one of New Zealand’s closest neighbours, the French colony feels very isolated from the rest of the Pacific

Sixteen Centaur armoured vehicles have been deployed by French security forces in advance of the anniversary of last year's rioting on May 13

New Caledonia's new territorial President Alcide Ponga

The French political impasse

NZ Foreign Minister Winston Peters

The Pacific Islands Forum troika delegation visits New Caledonia’s Congress President Veylma Falaéo

Protesters at Molodoï, Strasbourg, demanding the release of Kanak indigenous political prisoners being detained in France

"Tanah Papua", Biak Elok's version

A collage of the many fires on New Caledonia’s Catholic missions

All quiet and empty on the Nouméa streets . . . curfew extended

"All Out For Kanaky"

Kanak independence candidate Emmanuel Tjibaou

Since resigning from USP in 2002, Professor David Robie has maintained close links with USP Journalism

Radio Djiido's Andre Qaeze

The burnt out remains of a car seen near the University of Caledonia

In contrast, today it is the youth taking the lead and using violence because they feel they have no other choice.

Emotions are running high among Kanak independence supporters

Azerbaijian’s National Assembly Chair Sahiba Gafarova (left) and pro-independence New Caledonia Congress member Omayra Naisseline

French security forces preparing to enter Saint Louis tribe area near the capital Nouméa 09April24

Pro-independence CCAT protesters in Nouméa

The French National Assembly in session

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