Reported value of illegal fishing tops $700 million annually.
Read more »The Pacific Islands Forum Ministerial Contact Group (MCG) concluded its visit to Fiji on Monday.
Read more »MPs, board members, Pacific business people and trade representatives were among the special guests packed in an official opening of the Pacific Cooperation Foundation’s Auckland offices at 52 Symonds St in Auckland city.
Read more »The WTO will welcome Samoa as its 155th member on 10 May 2012.
Read more »Auckland mayor Len Brown will lead the council's first ever trade mission to the Pacific in July.
Read more »With its strong historical and cultural ties, New Zealand is in a unique position to play a significant role in helping to consolidate sustainable and long-lasting development successes throughout the Pacific.
Read more »The region's leading tuna management control authority in the Pacific believes the latest move by the Solomon Islands to give priority to fishing companies that invest in the country would influence investment and offer more employment for locals.
Read more »PCF recently opened their new offices in style at 52 Symonds Street in Auckland with an official opening for distinguished guests, including National MP for Wairarapa Hon. John Hayes. Read his speech Paddling in one canoe: trade and understanding in the Pacific below.
Read more »Following the announcement of the extension of Australia's seasonal worker scheme beyond the end of its four-year-old pilot project due to come to an end in June this year, there is high interest around the region among seasonal workers to apply for work visas in the country.
Read more »Papua New Guinea's Minister for Mining has this week written to Australian Stock Exchange listed Kula Gold indicating that the PNG government might take up an equity stake in the proposed Woodlark Island Gold Project in the country.
Read more »Temotu, the Solomon Islands' easternmost province, is to start trading with Vanuatu soon, further to a trade agreement signed last year.
Read more »The European Union funded Increasing Agricultural Commodity Trade (IACT) Project works to increase Pacific Islands' exports of agriculture, livestock, forestry and aquaculture/mariculture products.
Read more »The Applied Geoscience and Technology division of the Secretariat of the Pacific Community (SPC) has this week mooted the formation of a committee to facilitate decision making relating to the implementation of in-country deep sea minerals and mining activities
Read more »The inaugural Trade Pasifika 2012 event - to be held in Denarau, Fiji in June - is beginning to generate increasing interest among participants and visitors from across the region and beyond
Read more »Having recently received approval from the Cook Islands' Business & Trade Investment Board (BTIB) to operate as a foreign enterprise, Tauranga, New Zealand based design and marketing company Woods the Creative Agency has begun operations in Rarotonga
Read more »PNA calls for increased tuna conservation efforts
Read more »Last week the World Bank Group launched the first Country Partnership Strategy for Samoa.
Read more »World Bank Board Approves US$13 million Agriculture Competitiveness Enhancement Project in Samoa.
Read more »Foreign Minister Murray McCully has announced that New Zealand will make $500,000 immediately available to agencies assisting flood victims in Fiji.
Read more »In just over a month the NZ food shows begin for 2012 with Wellington being the first to kick off.
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