Anote Tong, who is the chair of the Pacific Elders' Voice, says the argument that religious affinity justifies the Pacific Islands Forum's partnership with Israel does not stack up.

Super Typhoon In-fa has regained strength, packing maximum sustained winds of 150 miles per hour as it approaches the CNMI's Northern Islands.

Frank Bainimarama has been granted permission by the High Court to travel to New Zealand to accompany his sick wife for medical treatment.

The prime minister was admitted to the National Referral Hospital last weekend and referred by doctors for further treatment in Australia on Wednesday.

The Deen Welfare Trust has offered to escort a Sri Lankan woman currently stranded in the Cook Islands through New Zealand and back home.

Brett Robinson has been bestowed with an honorary matai title in Apia during talks to resolve a standoff between the government-backed national rugby union and Lakapi Samoa.

Tuvalu's government is indirectly investing in fossil fuel companies through its national trust fund, with documents revealing the country has limited ability to stop.

Everything is on the line for the Pacific Island teams in the final round of group games at the 2026 Rugby League World Cup this weekend.

Tourism and business leaders are warning that the United States' suspension of visa-free travel for Chinese tourists could further damage the territory's struggling economy.

The South Pacific cyclone season officially begins 1 November and continues through to the end of April 2027.

Matthew Wale was admitted to the National Referral Hospital in Honiara over the weekend.

Authorities in the Commonwealth of the Northern Mariana Islands have issued a typhoon warning for the territory's Northern Islands.

A group of former Pacific leaders and notables says the Pacific Islands Forum's partnership with Israel is against the region's principles.

Lavi Rokoika says she has "no knowledge of, or involvement in" the multi-million-dollar missing cocaine case that was held at a High Court evidence room.

West New Britain province governor Sasindran Muthuvel says the public is deeply frustrated with repeated armed robberies and other violent crime.

It's a significant week for the Tokelauan community in Aotearoa New Zealand.