The chief justice of Vanuatu has ordered the amendment of a constitutional application against the dissolution of Vanuatu's parliament to exclude the president of the republic from the case.

Scores of homes near the Vanuatu capital which were deemed illegal dwellings were destroyed on Tuesday following a court-ordered eviction.

Mark Evans has been appointed as the new CEO of Super Rugby Pacific franchise Fijian Drua.

Drought hits Tuvalu; thousands of RAT kits going to Tonga; and PNG football team set for Singapore challenge

Alcoholic beverage company, Paradise Beverages Ltd, has performed a U-turn on relocating the production of its Samoan brand Vailima Beer from Samoa to Fiji.

The Solomon Islands' Government denies it "summoned" Australia's high commissioner over concerns about a special investigation into its ties with China by an ABC programme.

The re-election of Tuimaleali'ifano Va'aleto'a Sualauvi II put to rest much speculation that he would be replaced by the government.

Northern Marianas court ruling clears the way for auction of casino assets; Vanuatu mourns an independence leader; report says Kiribati is over-reliant on fishing income.

Police investigations have begun into 30 deaths that occurred during the just completed poll, which a number of commentators have deemed one of the most violent in Papua New Guinea's...

The Solomon Islands government says the $US66 million loan from China for the construction of 161 telecommunication towers is a 'historical financial partnership'.

The Law Council of Australia has expressed its concern at what it calls the ongoing efforts of the Kiribati Government to undermine judicial independence and the rule of law.

A video on social media showing students fighting at the National University of Samoa has forced the institution to issue a warning.

The 27 signatories of a no confidence motion against Vanuatu Prime Minister, Bob Loughman, have filed an urgent constitutional application contesting the dissolution of Parliament.

Unionised workers at Air Caledonie had been striking for almost two weeks.

Five electoral petitions and one application for a recount have been filed at the High Court in the Cook Islands.

Cruise ship tourism in New Caledonia will resume in October after a two-and-a-half year disruption due to Covid-19.

Brazilian Miguel Pupo has beaten Tahiti's Kauli Vaast to win the Outerknown Tahiti Pro in epic surf at Teahupo'o.

The new Papua New Guinea Cabinet will include a Minister for Coffee.