Commercial fishing vessels in the Pacific could see regional fisheries observers returning to their decks as early as January next year.

It is becoming increasingly difficult to counter the impacts of sea level rise says an environmentalist and climate change activist from Papua New Guinea.

Calls for a nuclear free and an independent Pacific have been made loud and clear at the 'Nuclear Connections Across Oceania' conference in Dunedin in New Zealand.

In March 2021, Ihitai'Avei'a - Star Navigator premiered to sell-out South Auckland crowds before Covid-19 closed the curtains.

The two camps in the Governor run-off in the Northern Marianas are calling for calm after an alleged assault incident this week involving rival supporters.

The latest census for French Polynesia shows an increase in population over the past five years, but the rise has slowed down compared to previous surveys.

Police may ditch marriage ban; MP's hearing being held soon; and Samoa gets financial boost

Weightlifting in New Zealand is enjoying a surge in popularity and in part it's due to the increased involvement of Pasifika and Māori athletes.

The Papua New Guinea Government is due to present its 2023 National Budget next week, and there is an expectation of increased commitments in critical areas.

Local side wins Vanuatu football tournament; new football league for the region; and Samoan boxer to make pro debut

Six refugees have arrived in New Zealand after being detained in offshore Australian detention camps for several years.

Former Manchester City player Spencer Prior has been unveiled as the new coach of the Papua New Guinea women's football team.

In New Zealand, a Pasifika village will soon provide services to thousands of people in the province of Waikato.

Illegal fishing case goes back to Vanuatu Supreme Court; MMR vaccines rolled out in FSM; and more

Amnesty International is concerned at the decision by the Suva High Court in Fiji to convict a prominent lawyer for contempt of court.

At least 20,000 people in remote communities in Solomon Islands have been seriously impacted by the series of earthquakes that struck off the south coast of Guadalcanal from Tuesday afternoon through to Wednesday morning.

With the establishment of a loss and damage fund, the Pacific appears to have benefited from COP27 in Egypt. But can it be described as a successful summit? Rachael Nath finds some very worrying concerns.

PNG sevens teams heading to South America; Naduva joins Fiji team; and more