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DHERST Invites Bids for Major TVET Infrastructure Works Across PNG

The Department of Higher Education, Research, Science and Technology (DHERST) has issued an Invitation for Bids (IFB) for major civil
Aluta-Rore Elevates Women’s Indigenous Knowledge in Pacific Climate Resilience

For generations, women across the Pacific have stood as the unsung architects of food security. Through traditional gardening, reef gleaning,
Taveuni’s Forests – Home to Endemic Ants

In the upland forests of Vanua Levu and Taveuni in Fiji, a remarkable and largely unknown form of agriculture has
Guardians of Knowledge: How Pacific Researchers at USP are Preserving Indigenous Wisdom for Future Generations

Pacific Indigenous peoples have always been knowledge producers, developing and passing down knowledge through generations of lived experience and close
The University of the South Pacific joins PNG Career Expo

The University of South Pacific (USP) will join education and industry exhibitors at the 2026 National Capital District (NCD) Career
USP Research Helps Deliver Tuvalu’s First Waste Plastic-to-Fuel Project

Tuvalu has taken a major step towards transforming plastic waste into a valuable source of energy with the launch of
Protecting Pacific Taro

USP Researcher Tackles Climate Challenges As the world marks World Rural Development Day on 6 July, attention turns to the
USP climbs more than 400 places in Times Higher Education Sustainability Impact Rankings and secures Top 10 World University Innovation category ranking

The University of the South Pacific (USP) has strengthened its standing among the world’s internationally recognized universities after climbing more

USP Samoa Campus celebrates over 200 students at graduation ceremony

August 15, 2022 Lena Reece Press Release

The University of the South Pacific’s (USP) Samoa Campus celebrated the achievements of 270 students who graduated in a face-to-face graduation ceremony in Apia on

Pacific TAFE on track to develop a bridging pathway programme

August 15, 2022 Kelerayani Serelini-Varawa Press Release

The Pacific Technical and Further Education (Pacific-TAFE) is working on developing an innovative bridging pathway programme, an activity under the Pacific Regional Education Framework (PacREF)

UNRE Oro to have police on campus

August 12, 2022 Helen Tarawa News

Classes at the University of Natural Resources and Environment (UNRE) Oro campus will resume with police on the ground to give security, a senior officer

PNGPCL 2023 Graduate Development Program

August 10, 2022 Editor Graduate Development Programs

PNG Ports Corporation Limited (PNGPCL) is a premier maritime service company in Papua New Guinea and is the largest port operator in the South West

College looks to expand space

August 10, 2022 Melyne Baroi News

The Caritas Business College (CBC) will look into expanding its classroom space with funds raised from a recent annual cultural show held on Saturday at

Inception workshop a success

August 9, 2022 Lena Reece Press Release

Work has begun on strengthening local market monitoring capacities in Fiji and Samoa following the successful completion of the project’s Inception Workshop. The workshop was

PILAG Bank Account Name Change

August 9, 2022 Editor Press Release

The Pacific Institute of Leadership and Governance (PILAG), wishes to inform all its Valued Clients, Students, Stakeholders, Development Partners and the General Public that the

NAC’s Next Generation of Aviation Professionals Graduate Development Program

August 5, 2022 Editor Graduate Development Programs

National Airports Corporation (NAC) is the mandated organization to operate all 22 major airports across Papua New Guinea (PNG). It is governed by the Civil

Madang without a high school inspector

August 4, 2022 Gloria Bauai News

Madang has been without a high school and secondary school inspector for over a year, says acting education director John Ura. Ura said the vacancy

Youths learn important life skills

August 4, 2022 Lorraine Annmarrie Jimal News

Many young people who have participated in basic literacy and numeracy programmes come from broken homes and cannot afford formal education, says teacher Doris Demark.