Let 2025 Indonesia Prolegnas Bill and 2026 COP31 be significant years of legal change and respect for Indigenous Communities in the 21st Century.
The Australia-Pacific Island partnership is in jeopardy with threats of leaving. Are Australia’s recently announced 3000 Pacific Engagement Visas per year sufficient in begging them to stay?
Propelled by Billion’s Fusio series BESS, Giga series PV inverters, and an AI-driven Energy Management System (EMS).
Lyttelton Port Company (LPC, the Port) operations are vital to the success of various exporters and importers, making it the second-largest export hub in New Zealand. LPC facilitates the movement of billions of dollars’ worth of exports and imports annually, supporting thousands of jobs and contributing significantly to the
Is AUKUS Diverting Much Needed Funds from Climate Action? Image: Western Trade Coast The 2021 AUKUS, military security pact between Australia, the United Kingdom, and the United States, is widely seen as a response to the perceived threat from China in the Indo-Pacific region. China has been a vocal objector,
Could this set a precedent for other disillusioned countries – potentially undermining the collective global Climate Action? Image: The Humanitarian Advisory Team (HAT) in Papua New Guinea is hosted by UNDP and funded by Australia, facilitates coordination services to the entire humanitarian community. Read more+ Papua New Guinea has announced
Aerial view of Kiwi Solar and Trilect’s Solar Farm in Waikato New Zealand, featuring Trinasolar’s Vertex N 720W Modules
The Law of the Sea. Australia’s Ocean estate is larger than their Land Mass, and the third largest maritime jurisdiction in the world. Banned Sub-Sea Petroleum and Minerals Mining in Northern Territory, and New South Wales, is a Call Out to Stop Pacific Deep Ocean Mining.
Nothing like a 6.5 Earthquake to Clear the Air. And then, the Sun comes out with Blue Skies and Sunshine – ready for diplomatic photo ops.
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