Estonia’s high price of energy independence – ‘we have lost our...
Estonia may lie a continent and an ocean away from the two biggest polluters in the world – China and the United States –...
Court bars overseas travel for accused Fiji Times publisher
By Tokasa Rainima in Suva
Fiji Times publisher Hank Arts’ bail variation application has been dismissed by the Suva High Court.
Justice Thushara Rajasinghe told Arts...
Vanuatu Daily Post marks 5000 issues – celebrating a pioneer of...
From the Vanuatu Daily Post's celebration special edition today:
Marc Neil-Jones’ newspaper Vanuatu Daily Post celebrates an historic milestone today. We need to remember how...
Dan McGarry: The future of media freedom – we can’t take...
By Dan McGarry, media director of the Vanuatu Daily Post
Media freedom is everyone’s freedom. We can’t take it for granted.
My education in the challenges...
Images: ‘I will not stay silent’ – women’s human rights march...
More than 2000 people took to the streets in Auckland at the weekend as marches for women's rights began across New Zealand on Saturday...
‘Dump Trump,’ say Philippine women protesters
Philippine protesters at an anti-Trump rally in Manila at the weekend. Video: Eagle News Philippines
Hundreds of Filipinos protested outside the United States embassy in...
Tsunami threat called off for PNG, Solomon Islands
A 7.9 magnitude earthquake has struck off Papua New Guinea, but there were no reports of casualties or damage after a potential tsunami did...
NZ leads global marches in defence of women’s rights
Auckland protesters, some chanting "Human rights are women's rights", marching up Queen Street to Myers Park in central Auckland yesterday. Video: Del Abcede/Pacific Media...
Obama’s legacy is bittersweet – and its chance of survival hangs...
By Professor Thomas Clark
The grace. The elegance. The deftness of touch. The quick intelligence. The soaring rhetoric. The unlimited aspirations. The hope of a...
President Trump – best and worst case scenarios over next four...
Hundreds of thousands of people are expected to pack into downtown Washington today for a women's march in opposition to newly inaugurated President Donald...
‘Stop killing Melanesians’ Vanuatu plea to Canberra over West Papua
Archival footage from ABC News on Australian SAS training of Indonesian special forces in 2010 republished on the Special Forces News channel on YouTube...
Tess Newton Cain: We need a new law about kava …...
OPINION: By Tess Newton Cain in Port Vila
There have been a couple of stories recently in Vanuatu about kava exports and one of the...
Santo kava farmers fear ‘silent killer’ investor threat to their production
By Glenda Willie in Port Vila
Vanuatu kava farmers on Espiritu Santo have expressed great fear of losing their production businesses in the wake of...
New data dispels Vanuatu reports of ‘tainted’ kava fears
By Dan McGarry in Port Vila
In response to last weekend’s reports of complaints about allegedly "tainted" kava, Vanuatu-based exporter Peter Colmar has provided clear...
Fifita new education minister in Tongan cabinet shake-up
The Tongan government has announced reassignment of ministerial posts to two of its ministries.
Penisimani Fifita has been moved from the Ministry of Internal Affairs...
RNZ features student docos on love, health, tapu and Pacific reflections
By Laura Williams
Exploring what it’s like to look for love as a 40-something-year-old woman, a grandfather recovering from a stroke, a Pacific grandmother's recollections,...
Despite Trump, 2017 should be another top year for global wind
ANALYSIS: By Steve Sawyer
Looking back at 2016, it’s easier to come up with a list of bad things that happened than good: Brexit,...
Audit finds Canberra spent $1b on offshore detention without authorisation
By Kerrie Armstrong
An independent audit has slammed the Australian Department of Immigration's running of the Nauru and Manus Island detention centres, saying department officials...
Timorese have had a Timor Sea treaty win but could still...
ANALYSIS: By Frank Brennan
Without any media fanfare, Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop published a statement on 9 January 2017 announcing that Australia and Timor-Leste...
China coal plant building at crossroads amid carbon pricing reforms
China is currently building more coal plants than it needs and in doing so is misallocating capital at an unprecedented rate.
As of July 2016,...