Papua New Guinea's Leonard Louma is the new Director-General of the Melanesian Spearhead Group, MSG chair and PNG Prime Minister James Marape has announced.

American Samoans in 'disbelief' over community Covid-19 cases; Tonga records 287 Covid cases; Two more Covid cases in the Cook Islands, and more

Villagers in Tonga still dependent on aid for survival; Police corruption probe underway in Samoa; Drua will be without outside wing Ratu in ACT Brumbies clash, and more

West Papua human rights defender Victor Yeimo was formally indicted on charges of treason at the Jayapura District Court on Monday.

Samoan sailors working overseas have been warned they must maintain acceptable standards of behaviour.

In the aftermath of the volcanic eruption and tsunami, a range of support measures have been implemented by key stakeholders to support Tongan seasonal workers in NZ as they come to terms with the impacts of the disaster on their families amid a...

An anti-corruption watchdog in Papua New Guinea is calling for election authorities to work with civil society to improve electoral processes ahead of the June polls.

Onus of showing a negative Covid test falls on travellers to the Cook Islands according to the government.

Vanuatu detects four more Covid-19 cases in MIQ; New Caledonia records 1441 Covid cases; Pacific GP flags Covid plan for households, and more.

A huge "Moai" statue, one of the iconic stone monuments from Rapa Nui or Easter Island has begun its journey back home.

American Samoa's health department confirms community cases of Covid-19 in the territory.

The Southern Cross Cable cut during the volcanic eruption of the Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai and subsequent tsunami last month has been finally repaired.

French Polynesia's veteran politician Gaston Flosse is to appear in the criminal court in April, accused of forgery.

Fiji's Government warns unvaccinated people in the vaccine-eligible population are 17 times more likely to die if they contract Covid-19 than those that are vaccinated.

Fiji's women's rugby captain Sereima Leweniqila will also lead the team in the side's debut year in the Super W competition.

A Norfolk Island lawyer standing in this year's federal elections in Australia hopes to make people aware of the plight of the island and Canberra's mismanagement of it.

The Salvation Army in New Zealand says the government has fallen short of its promises to deliver transformational change for vulnerable Pacific families.

St George Illawarra recruit Moses Suli has set himself the ambitious goal of breaking into Brad Fittler's NSW State of Origin rugby league team and declared his preference to play for Australia over Tonga in the World Cup.