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22 March 2016

Pacific countries still struggling to provide access to safe water

by Luke Lovell and Tom Muller

Campaigning at Port Vila market, 2016 elections (Flickr/Commonwealth Secretariat)

8 March 2016

The long journey: political acceptance of women

by Mary Jack Kaviamu

Lord Howe settlement, Honiara (Flickr/Simon Ager)

25 February 2016

Pacific urbanisation: changing times

by Meg Keen and Julien Barbara

Ebeye, Marshall Islands streetscape (Flickr/DFAT/Erin Magee)

10 February 2016

Political intrigues in the Pacific islands – the dire need for political stability

by Transform Aqorau

PPDVP training in Kiribati (NZ Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade)

3 February 2016

Pacific colleagues review NZ development cooperation

by Jo Spratt

Fiji Prime Minister Bainimarama speaking at the 2015 UN General Assembly (Flickr/UN Photo/Cia Pak)

1 February 2016

The Pacific’s state of independence

by Stewart Firth

Vanuatu election notices

25 January 2016

Vanuatu’s general election — some preliminary thoughts

by Tess Newton Cain

Part of Naviavia village

11 January 2016

Kiribati’s land purchase in Fiji: does it make sense?

by James Ellsmoor and Zachary Rosen

Kava preparation, SW Bay, Malekula (Flickr/Austronesian Expeditions)

6 January 2016

Pacific predictions: 2016

by Tess Newton Cain

17 December 2015

Fiji’s 2016 Budget: consistent, confused?

by Matthew Dornan

Vote counting centre, POM (Flickr/Commonwealth Secretariat/Geraldine Goh)

7 December 2015

The three political economies of electoral quality in Solomon Islands and Papua New Guinea

by Terence Wood

12 November 2015

Will visions of gender equality live up to the future Pacific women want by 2030?

by Priya Chattier

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