There have been 131 new community cases of Covid-19 reported in Fiji, the Health Ministry has revealed.

Samoa's Head of State has calmed a standoff outside parliament between the police and the opposition HRPP party.

A legal expert says the decision of the Speaker of Samoa's Parliament to refuse to swear-in elected MPs from the HRPP this week is justified and reasonable

French Polynesia's Institute of Statistics says a significant number of Covid-19 related deaths are not being counted in the official figures.

As Papua New Guinea prepares to celebrate its 46th independence anniversary, one of the major events has been cancelled due to Covid-19.

Netball associations in the Pacific are optimistic about the potential benefits of a new sports administration programme launched by Netball Australia.

Three more Covid-19 deaths have been recorded in New Caledonia eight days after it was plunged sharply into the pandemic.

The Pacific Oceania men's tennis team is full of confidence heading into this week's Davis Cup meet in Jordan.

Villagers in Fiji's remote islands are being prevented from getting to their vegetable gardens and fishing grounds because of Covid-19 restrictions imposed by the health ministry.

The Pacific Islands Forum is asking if financing to combat climate change is on the right track.

Westpac forced to continue to operate its banks in Fiji and PNG; One of the world's largest planes lands in Fiji, and more.

Fiji's opposition Social Democratic Liberal Party is calling on the Government to boost its Covid-19 vaccination programs in the remote areas amid a surge in infections.

More than 350 Cook Islanders could be home by the end of next week, if Auckland's Covid-19 alert level status is relaxed.

Five months after the April 9th election Samoa's FAST party government has finally begun its first parliamentary session today.

There are worrying signs of a deadly Covid-19 outbreak in a Papua New Guinea province that sits on the border with Indonesia.

The parliamentary status of Samoa's former ruling party remains in doubt after its members were blocked from the first session.

The Police in Samoa are due to remove opposition HRPP members from Parliament grounds by force.

For the first time in the 59 years of Samoan independence, the Parliament grounds have been barricaded for a session of the House.