Australia's newly sworn-in foreign minister, Penny Wong, says the new Labor Government 'will be a generous, respectful and reliable member of the Pacific family.'

Tuvalu's acting prime minister says his country is mourning the loss of an important and influential figure after its deputy prime minister Alapati Taupo died.

Seven people missing in two boats near Kiribati have been found by an Air Force Orion.

The Solomon Islands government has confirmed the much anticipated high-level visit by the Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi to the country is ahead of schedule this week.

Northern Marianas Governor, Ralph Torres, may have been acquitted by the Senate in his impeachment trial, but it's not stopping the House of Representatives.

How will Pacific communities benefit from security deals?; Entry permit into American Samoa from Samoa discussed; More Covid cases reported in French Polynesia, and more

France's highest administrative court has rejected a challenge to a law hiking the tax on property sale profits in French Polynesia.

Plans are afoot to resume air links between French Polynesia and the Cook Islands to bolster the two destinations' chances of receiving tourists.

Tonga's new Police Commissioner, Australian Shane McLennan, has been sworn in by the country's Chief Magistrate Folau Lokotui.

Solomon Islands Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare has confirmed a high-level government delegation from China will be in Honiara later this week.

The Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai volcano that devastated Tonga after a massive eruption on 15 January is unlikely to erupt again, say New Zealand scientists.

A female candidate in the Papua New Guinea elections believes it is more important than ever that PNG has women MPs in Parliament.

The Marshall Islands and the Federated States of Micronesia prepare to open borders.

A commemoration has been held in French Polynesia to mark the 20th anniversary of the disappearance of a leading opposition politician in the Tuamotus.

A New Caledonian movement against the high cost of living has decided to downscale its protests planned for today but will continue to pressure the government to act.

Today's scheduled sitting of the Tonga Parliament has been deferred.

China's Foreign Minister expected to visit Solomon Islands; French Polynesia records another Covid case; Tongan football referee included in World Cup football finals, and more.

A Supreme Court Justice in Samoa is calling on the Government to appoint a task force to assist with the drug problem in the country, following the footstep of American Samoa's Government.