Pacific health services in New Zealand have received a $76 million boost in this year's Budget.

The seven-month suspension of Cook Islands Deputy Prime Minister Robert Tapaitau has been lifted ahead of the general election later in the year.

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Captain Meli Derenalagi will miss the Fijian Drua's clash against the Crusaders in Christchurch on Friday.

Two passengers on a flight between Fiji and Samoa last Saturday tested positive to Covid-19 on arrival at Faleolo Airport.

Two sub-variants of the Omicron Covid strain, BA.1 and BA.2, are circulating in Vanuatu, the country's health minister Bruno Leingkone says.

Samoa's Prime Minister Fiame Naomi Mata'afa has appeared before a parliamentary committee to explain an agreement she signed with the opposition leader to discontinue a contempt of court case.

The CNMI Senate has acquitted Governor Ralph Torres of all six articles of impeachment against him, with all seven remaining senators voting strictly along party lines.

The Fiji Met Service has warned that a newly formed tropical cyclone, Gina, is approaching Vanuatu's Pentecost, Ambrym and Malekula islands.

Police in Solomon Islands are conducting an unexploded ordnance operation in Western Province.

Moana Pasifika centre Henry Taefu is excited about the potential line-up for Samoa's rugby team, which is due to be announced before the end of this month.

World Rugby has established the Tonga Rugby Infrastructure and Rebuilding Fund to kick-start the restoration of Tonga's rugby infrastructure impacted by January's volcanic eruption and tsunami.

Tongan schools set to restart, Cooks containing covid and disabled get payouts in Samoa Schools in Tonga will soon resume for secondary students as curfews ease off. The Tongan government...

The New Zealand Pasifika business community is hoping this year's Budget will take into consideration a number of its needs as it copes with Covid-19.

The New Zealand government is being urged to implement long-term solutions to tackle poverty in Pacific communities.

A former Papua New Guinea prime minister says the national elections must never again be deferred.

Pacific countries are being urged to sign long-standing United Nations conventions to ensure their citizens do not end up stateless.

The pro-independence coalition parties of New Caledonia have selected their candidates for the French Legislative elections being held in June.