In March 2015, Cyclone Pam tore through the Pacific island nation of Vanuatu, causing widespread devastation. The powerful storm claimed […]

The “Walk Against Impunity” in Vanuatu has grown into a powerful movement that connects this Pacific island nation to global

THE Academy Award nomination of ‘Tanna’, an Australian-produced movie filmed entirely in Vanuatu using local people speaking their own language

Port Vila currently has no working morgue facility, a situation medical professionals are calling an international disgrace. The absence of

A controversial establishment known as the “White House” has become a focal point of community concern on the island of

Van2017’s mascot Nasi is observing the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, February 11. The aim is to

In the lush tropical nation of Vanuatu, bananas are more than just a fruit – they’re a cornerstone of culture

Weaving in Vanuatu represents more than just a traditional craft—it serves as a vital bridge between cultural preservation and economic

CANNABIS plants should be legalised, dose regulated, taxed and have re-education and special amounts at point of sale, says a

In April 2009, the Papua New Guinea vessel HMPNGS Lakekamu (formerly HMAS Labuan) made a notable visit to Vanuatu as

AROUND 200 student girls from the Lycee De Montmartre School in Port Vila have today moved into their newly refurbished