Pacific leaders want a new deal

Pacific leaders want a new deal

Pacific leaders meeting in Timor-Leste have echoed the objectives of g7+ nations by asking for a new deal on development that reflects their national development priorities.
2014 critical for the Kanaky struggle

2014 critical for the Kanaky struggle

Since the independence movements of the 70s, very few colonial territories are left in the Pacific, with New Caledonia being one of the most prominent. Freelance journalist Nic Maclellan provides an excellent stock take piece of what New Caledonia has been up to of late.
Not just a numbers game

Not just a numbers game

Gender quotas is one most effective way to fast track women numbers in parliament, however attempts to implement quotas in pacific island states are being met with uptight reluctance across the board. Are they truly yet another barrier in disguise?
Out with the old…

Out with the old…

In spite of its onerous obligations, Fiji's political parties decree may actually have some benefits. Many have been quick to write off the decree entirely, but it’s worth considering what benefits may be derived and what implications the decree will have.