Fiji

"The recognition of ecocide as a crime sends a powerful message: the destruction of nature will no longer go unpunished."

"There should be more international reporting about the 'hidden stories' of the Pacific such as the unresolved decolonisation issues."

"We re-emphasize that urgent national issues like poverty, healthcare, and education need prioritization over politicians' pay hikes."

The kava drink, traditional in Pacific Island communities, has become a global sensation, leading to some concern about exploitation and appropriation.

"A free press is vital to informing our communities about the environmental challenges we face and holding all accountable for protecting our precious environment."

"Why was the most beautiful corner of the world, with the most beautiful and peaceful people, chosen for these horrific acts without our informed consent?"

"It acts as a platform where people in the media world can talk, work together, and resolve any issues that come up."

Prolific letter writer and former school boy Rugby Union coach, Alan Jones, has called upon the ARU to appoint him to a role that allows him to groom the future generation of Wallabies. ”That we’re not hoisting up the World... Read More ›

"If it is safe, dump it in Tokyo! If it is safe, test it in Paris! If it is safe, store it in Washington! But keep our Pacific nuclear free!"

There are worrying signs of a return to some of the racial politics of Fiji’s past after the end of the Bainimarama government, argues Jasmine Ali

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