Domestic flights have been cancelled again in New Caledonia as a conflict between Air Caledonie and the workers' union continues.

The Prime Minister of Vanuatu has called for a dissolution of parliament with over a year remaining in his four-year tenure.

The Samoan government is looking at having the national carrier operating internationally again within two to three years.

A team of French Polynesian firefighters have volunteered and are en route to help with bush fires in France.

New Zealand-based Pasifika health service the Fono has finally found a home for its Faleoko, food hub distribution centre.

Tongan Prime Minister Hu'akavameiliku Siaosi Sovaleni says it has been tough to lose three cabinet ministers at the same time.

Cook Islands opposition parties are refusing to say whether they accept the election result or if they will lodge petitions.

Tonga police are warning the public to watch out for fraudsters; PNG opposition leader named; and cruise ship back in Fiji

Marshall Islands' health authorities scrambling to stay on top of fast-moving Covid-19 outbreak.

A refugee advocate says Port Moresby is not a safe place for those awaiting resettlement.

The FSM Government said the late vice president exemplified the country's foreign policy of being 'a friend to all and an enemy to none'.

Following a swarm of earthquakes detected at the Manu'a Island Group in American Samoa, the US Geological Survey has dispatched a team to Pago Pago to assess and set up equipment to monitor seismic activities in the island group.

The Queen's Representative in the Cook Islands has confirmed Mark Brown as the Prime Minister.

Pasifika women in leadership across New Zealand were recognised at the recently held Women in Governance awards at Parliament.

The Cook Islands Party has gained two more seats following the final count of the general election, edging it closer to power.

Vanuatu has launched its revised Nationally Determined Contribution (NDC) at the Pacific Islands Forum Economic Ministers Meeting in Port Vila, where inadequate and inaccessible climate finances dominated discussions.

American Samoa still feeling tremors, drop in crime in Tonga, and independence leader says Tahitians not beggars

The Samoa government is questioning how seasonal workers were allowed to leave Samoa for New Zealand this week without approval.