Arctic glaciers may be melting sooner than thought

frank short 04-May-2021

To small islands states in the Pacific, and the Solomon Island’s low lying islands and exposed atolls are no exception, climate change is a real

Fiji tightens lockdown as Covid cases rise

frank short 04-May-2021

The Solomon Islands is now Covid free but the Fiji's government has taken the most drastic measures since Covid-19 hit the country in March

New drug for sufferers of breast cancer being administered in the United Kingdom

frank short 04-May-2021

The Solomon Islands has reportedly regained its Covid free status and one must give credit to all concerned for this achievement, the SIG, the MHMS, t

World Tuna Day: What does it mean for the Pacific?

frank short 04-May-2021

Radio New Zealand today featured a personal perspective on World Tuna Day written by a professional tuna expert, scientist and institutional fisheries

Floods hampering Covid-19 response in Fiji

frank short 04-May-2021

I believe there are many in the Solomon Islands with family and friends in Fiji and who will have concerns for the ongoing situation in the country as

Pre-Employment (PET) training commences at the Tina River Development Project Office

frank short 03-May-2021

In a letter that I wrote to the local media yesterday, Tuesday, I expressed my hopes about what I saw as growing employment opportunities for Solomon