A critical eye clinic in Papua New Guinea can now undertake operations without the worry of power cuts after assistance from the Fred Hollows Foundation in New Zealand.

The leader of the opposition National Federation Party in Fiji is accusing Frank Bainimarama's ruling FijiFirst Party of suppressing opposition parties with newly amended electoral laws.

New Zealand Foreign Minister Nanaia Mahuta and Cook Islands Prime Minister Mark Brown have signed a new Statement of Partnership in Rarotonga today.

Voting in parts of Vanuatu was reportedly extended more than two hours past the cut-off as people were still waiting in line.

Covid-19 restrictions loosened for travellers to Solomon Islands; New Zealand's Foreign Minister visits the Cook Islands; and more

Pacific climate change activists will be pushing for the establishment of a loss and damage funding facility at the UN's annual climate change summit next month.

The judge who convicted two former Tonga cabinet ministers of corruption and fraud has been taken to task by the country's Court of Appeal.

The Fijiana are determined to beat South Africa this Sunday, keeping their quarterfinal hopes alive in the Women's Rugby World Cup.

New Caledonia's pro-independence and anti-independence parties are set to meet in Paris on October 27th.

Economic abuse, systemic discrimination, unconscious bias, and utter disrespect are just some of the lived experiences Pasifika community members have faced in the workplace in Aotearoa.

Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong arrived in the Marshall Islands this week to mark the 35th anniversary of diplomatic ties between the two countries.

The second round of the American Samoa and Samoa talks will take place in Apia.

It is election day in Vanuatu as polling stations throughout 18 constituencies open their doors.

A new art exhibition by a Samoan visual artist hopes to challenge people's perception around skulls and what it normally represents in the western culture.

Samoan patients seeking overseas medical treatment on the rise; FSM no longer requires a Covid-19 vaccination booster; PNG Orchids head to England, and more.

Samoa's Minister for Police and Prisons has raised concerns over the loss of police officers to New Zealand's Recognized Seasonal Employer workers scheme.

Eighty years after the end of World War II, leftover munitions in the Pacific have been dubbed the problem that will never be fixed.

The closure of Papua New Guinea government offices due to non-payment of rent has ended in court.