Nikenike Vurobaravu has been named the 12th President of the Republic of Vanuatu.

Tonga have qualified for next year's Netball World Cup in South Africa after their 70 goals to 43 victory over the Cook Islands in Suva.

Papua New Guinea police have reported the deaths of four people in what they say is an election related attack.

Thousands of Marshall Islanders converged on Ebeye Island this week for the first coronation ceremony of a paramount chief in half a century.

250 people a day in Samoa seeking help for flu, some voting early in Cook Islands election, and no new community Covid cases in Nauru in latest figures

The two unions representing staff at the University of the South Pacific are calling on the Fiji Government to honour the decisions of their parliament and pay the outstanding subsidy due to the university.

Day 2 of the Vanuatu Electoral College exercise to elect the new President ended last night in failure.

Tonga play Hong Kong for a place in next year's Rugby World Cup when the teams clash at Sunshine Coast Stadium, Queensland on Saturday.

The United Nations has "unequivocally" condemned the escalation of violence across the Highlands of Papua New Guinea which erupted during the national election.

Oxfam is advocating for a switch to in-person cash grants rather than other forms of aid in Vanuatu.

She's an award-winning dancer, an artist and a proud Samoan.

Dengue fever resurfaces in Samoa, Tonga all but qualifies for world netball cup, and professor says USP needs to bill its students more

Vanuatu's MPs will vote once again for a new president after three rounds failed to pick a winner.

Niue Premier Dalton Tagelagi has met with New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern in Wellington.

Weightlifter Jenly Tegu Wini heads the Solomon Islands' 19-strong team for the Commonwealth Games team in Birmingham.

Fiji's post-Covid-19 recovery will be a "slow process" due to the debt burden faced by the country, according to University of the South Pacific academic Dr Neelesh Gounder.

Eighteen people have been killed in a brutal massacre in Papua New Guinea's Enga Province, near the Porgera mine, which has been closed for two years.

The government in the autonomous Papua New Guinea region of Bougainville wants to ensure landowners at Panguna agree and reconcile before the area is opened to development.