The Fiji Human Rights and Anti-Discrimination the country's pro-Israel foreign policy and diplomatic engagement works against its international obligations.

Patterson Oti has warned that the mass defection of government MPs, which has left Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele with a minority government, has created "an unprecedented situation".

Fa'alogo Tana Umaga, a former All Black captain who retired in 2006, is one of head coach David Rennie's assistants.

Political leaders and institutions have paid tributes for Lionel Jospin, the "father" of the 1998 Nouméa Accord, who died at the weekend aged 88.

Criminal charges against Ralph DLG Torres have been dismissed with prejudice, just days after he announced a bid to return to office in the 2026 general elections.

Communities in the North Shore in Oahu, face a mountain of mud and debris to clean up following the devastating floods.

The quake was at a depth of nearly 238 km.

The day for Papua New Guinea's parliament to make a decision on Bougainville independence is approaching, but the lack of preparedness for what comes next remains a concern.

Residents of Saipan, Tinian, and Rota are pushing back against the US military's plan to expand warfighting exercises in the Northern Marianas.

A four-year programme, led by the Ministry for Pacific Peoples, is offering scholarships for Pacific youth to enter gaming and tech jobs.

French Polynesia and New Caledonia have maintained support for pro-France parties in the key cities of Nouméa and Papeete after the second round of the French municipal elections.

The All Blacks assistant coaches have been confirmed, with Neil Barnes, Mike Blair and Tana Umaga joining Jason Ryan in the coaching team under new head coach Dave Rennie.

Tongan rugby league player Eliesa Katoa may never play the game again, according to Melbourne Storm coach Craig Bellamy.

La'aulialemalietoa Leuatea Polataivao Schmidt says his government will work on establishing a new national rugby union to govern the sport in the country as Lakapi Samoa board refuses to quit.

The Solomon Islands Prime Minister has doubled down on his decision not to convene parliament as he clings to power, following mass defections from his coalition.

Record-high fuel prices are hitting the Northern Mariana Islands hard, straining households, businesses and government operations as the Iran war impacts regional supply chains.