Pacific finance ministers have called for stronger regional cooperation to address rising fuel costs, supply chain risks and growing economic uncertainty during the...
The Samoan Government has reaffirmed its commitment to re-establishing a national airline despite warnings from the Asian Development Bank and International Finance...
The Pacific Infrastructure Pipeline Initiative is calling on contractors, consultants and service providers to register in the Pacific Infrastructure Contractor...
Contractors, consultants, financiers and development partners gathered in Nadi for the Asian Development Bank's Pacific Infrastructure Business Opportunities Seminar,...
Former opposition leader Matthew Wale has been elected Prime Minister of Solomon Islands, succeeding Jeremiah Manele after a parliamentary vote on 15 May. Wale secured...
Guam's rapid recovery from Super Typhoon Sinlaku has prompted business leaders to call for continued investment in infrastructure maintenance and resilience. Guam's...
Pacific labour officials are seeking stronger worker protections as overseas employment schemes continue to expand across the region. Labour mobility programmes remain...
APIBC member Pacific Islands International's Finn Pacific Group has marked a significant milestone in its growth with the opening of a new office in Kuala Lumpur,...
A nearly VT3 billion World Bank package is expected to strengthen Vanuatu’s fisheries sector, improve livelihoods and build resilience in coastal communities. Vanuatu’s...
The Cook Islands will lift its minimum wage to $10.50 an hour from 1 July, giving workers some relief while raising concerns among employers about costs and prices. The...
A United Nations mining regulator has urged Pacific countries to move carefully as renewed interest in deep-sea minerals raises economic hopes and environmental...
Palau recorded a 38 per cent increase in visitor arrivals in April, signalling growing momentum for the tourism-dependent economy as airlines expand services and key...