The opposition in Solomon Islands is critical of a security agreement with China.

Celebrating the writer of 'We Are Samoa'

Tonga extends lockdown; Over 200 Covid-19 cases detected in American Samoa prison; Samoa's Covid cases now in the hundreds; Three Covid-19 related deaths recorded in New Caledonia

Samoa's HRPP accepts contempt of court decision

The annual Polyfest cultural competition is underway.

Fiji Government buys 25 percent share of Drua rugby team

Moana Pasifika have broken through for their first win in Super Rugby Pacific. They beat the Hurricanes 24-19 with a golden-point try in Auckland.

Samoa's Associate Minister of Agriculture, Va'ele Paia'aua Iona Sekuini, has passed away.

A draft security cooperation agreement could allow China to deploy police and military personnel to Solomon Islands.

The Tonga Rugby Union believes sport has a major role to play in the country's ongoing recovery from the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai volcanic eruption and tsunami.

Papua New Guinea have come from behind to beat Fiji 2-1 and seal the final playoff berth in the FIFA World Cup Oceania Qualifiers in Qatar.

In a major about-turn, Australia has accepted New Zealand's long-standing offer to take 150 refugees a year for three years from detention centres in the Pacific.

The Tonga Government has reported three covid deaths and a total of 2,620 active cases in the Kingdom.

New Covid-19 cases detected at Niue's border

UN Commission considers Pacific women's access to leadership

Governor announces first Covid-related death in American Samoa

The President of the Marshall Islands David Kabua says he does not want the Micronesia area nations to pull out of the Pacific Islands Forum.

For 15-year-old Auckland student Sally Toloa, Polyfest, the biggest Pacific cultural competition in the world, is much more than a dance competition.