The lawyers acting for the leader of Fiji's National Federation Party, Professor Biman Prasad, have revealed that he has been suing the husband of a woman who later made allegations against him.

The Pacific Blue Line collective is hoping more nations will follow France's stance on deep sea mining.

Toa Samoa have "unfinished business" when they face England this weekend in the semi-finals of the Rugby League World Cup in London.

Ex-top official jailed; toilet roll restrictions in Vanautu women's prison; and new hospital promise for Guam

Pacific nations are urging the UN body that regulates shipping to ramp up efforts to "revolutionise" the sector by urgently decarbonising international shipping.

Cook Islands sign off with first win of World Cup The Cook Islands women's team has beaten France in the women's Rugby League World Cup. The Cooks won 26-18...

The governor of a Papua New Guinea province is warning that a potential law amendment could result in people carrying wire slingshots receiving lengthy prison terms.

Fiji's Director of the Office of Public Prosecutions (ODPP) has launched an astonishing rebuke to the country's police chief.

Palau has raised the issue of its prized jellyfish and the economic impact of losing millions of them, during talks at Cop27 in Egypt.

The Tuvalu government has urged countries to establish a global treaty to phase out the use of fossil fuels.

PNG rugby league team aims to bounce back; Fiji beat PNG in opening match; and study reveals funding disparity in rugby

Tahiti and Tonga have qualified for the 2023 Pacific Games men's basketball tournament.

In the Northern Marianas, the incumbent Ralph Torres is facing a run-off to remain governor after narrowly topping yesterday's election.

A prominent Fijian social worker says "human rights violations" of opposition voices compelled her to make a "last minute" decision to contest the December 14 elections.

Two days into the climate talks and Pacific Island countries have already been strong-armed into taking the short end of stick.

Covid-19 cases in Tuvalu have soared to 443, with 303 news cases recorded since Sunday.

Toa Samoa have been given a boost ahead of their Rugby League World Cup semi-final against England after successfully challenging a one-match ban for their captain.

The leader of the parliamentary opposition group in Solomon Islands believes the aid focus by Australia and China should be on development, not guns.