Analysis: Pacific civil society is questioning what is happening to the Ocean of Peace initiative in this fraught geopolitical era.

Ratu Tevita Mara, who submitted a proposal to the Constitutional Review Commission this week, also wants a return to the civic name "Fiji Islander".

Analysis: The termination of Tokelau's participation with the eight-member Parties to the Nauru Agreement has been shrouded in mystery, writes Giff Johnson.

Advocates hope the new policy will help deportees rebuild their lives upon returning to the kingdom.

A nationwide study by the University of Otago reveals major gaps in the awareness of gynaecological cancers.

Contradicting reports are coming out of the Flying Fijians camp about player dissatisfaction as the team prepares to face Scotland in Murrayfield in their final Nations Championship match.

The New Zealand government says it had no influence over $200,000 in funding for a documentary ahead of Fiji's election about a Fijian Cabinet Minister facing down a scandal.

Tongan counter-tenor Samuel Mataele has made history as the youngest male and first counter-tenor to win New Zealand's prestigious Kiri Te Kanawa Song Quest.

Papua New Guinea's foreign minister says this administrative action underscores commitment to honouring the country's foundational One-China Policy.

Mahendra Chaudhry - a former Fiji prime minister removed from power and held hostage during the 2000 coup - wants George Speight to name those behind the racist takeover.

Two category 5 typhoons that battered the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands in less than three months have devastated homes, infrastructure, and businesses.

A round-up of news from around the region, including Papua New Guinea's prime minister overseeing Correctional Services in the wake of two reported prison breaks.

Winston Peters said in uncertain geostrategic times, it is more important than ever to connect.

Toa Samoa international Jarome Luai will join Parramatta for the 2027 NRL season.

Fiji Bati head coach Mick Potter will move to Fiji in the next few weeks to lead the team's preparation for the upcoming Rugby League World Cup.

Oceania Badminton has confirmed over 200 players and officials from 20 countries are in Saipan to compete in the Northern Marianas Open and the Saipan International tournaments.