A Pacific regional climatologist says it is imperative that boat operators take extra caution in a time of turbulent weather.

The number of civillians displaced in West Papua continuities to grow as armed conflict escalates

The leaders of Papua New Guinea and the Solomon Islands have issued a strong call to action to industrial nations and the international community to act on the climate crisis.

The Fiji Rugby Union is now actively seeking development compensation from overseas clubs when local talent transfers internationally.

The first Samoan person to graduate with a PhD in physics at the University of Auckland has encouraged Pasifika students to remember that they belong and can succeed in academia.

The mayors of Saipan, Tinian and Aguiguan, Rota, and the Commonwealth of the Northern Islands have joined ranks against proposed seabed mining in the territory's waters.

Samoa's Health Ministry is urging Samoans to use safe sex practices, including using condoms correctly, and to avoid sharing needles as the country rolls out its HIV response.

The Nadi-Nouméa bi-weekly direct route was initially introduced by Fiji Airways in November 2023.

Sitiveni Rabuka has not yet set a "definitive date" for Fiji's next general election as the government pushes ahead with its plans to amend the country's 2013 Constitution.

Reports filtering out from West Papua say six civilians were shot by Indonesian security forces last week in Yahukimo Regency.

After their Oceania success this month, the Pacific Islands netball powerhouses are turning their attention to their next challenge less than 12 months away.

President David Adeang used a UN gathering of world leaders to announce his country's voluntary withdrawal from the International Criminal Court and criticise the International Seabed Authority.

An Auckland law academic is urging Pacific voters to look beyond election promises and consider what parties have actually delivered for their communities ahead of the general election.

The head of Vanuatu's Citizenship Office says it has not made a decision to revoke Tate's Vanuatu citizenship, as earlier reported.

The Māori and Pacific Admissions Scheme, or MAPAS, has found itself at the centre of a political debate, but University of Auckland students say it is important initiative for improving equity.

Voyager Broadband has removed an advertisement that depicts two brown men attacking a Pākehā counterpart in "humour".