Vanuatu is calling on other nations to join it in establishing a fossil fuel non-proliferation treaty.

The Marshall Islands has pulled the plug on talks with the US aimed at finalising aspects of the Compact of Free Association, under which Washington provides its former colony with aid and assistance.

Tuvalu's PM says vague promises have done little for Pacific atolls; Pasifika players shine at NRL club awards, and more.

The President of the Federated States of Micronesia has told the United Nations that the US and China need to resume communication for the sake of climate change.

Nauruan voters head to the polls today with polling stations open till this evening.

The Taupulega, or council, on the Tokelau atoll of Nukunonu, has lifted a house arrest order on a family which had refused to get vaccinated against Covid-19.

Netball Australia has confirmed its hosting of the Pacific-Aus Sport Netball Series in Queensland.

Chinese minister praises Honiara collaboration on Pacific Games Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi has spoken highly of the nation's ties with Solomon Islands, with the countries working together to deliver...

Lack of fuel hindering aviation, police want ex-Samoa PM charged, and five arrest in PNG over violence

Women's football could be included in the next MSG Prime Minister's Football Cup.

The island created by a volcanic eruption in Tonga continues to grow.

Two radio stations linked to the French Pacific's decolonisation movements want to co-operate to lift the use of indigenous languages.

Fiji have qualified for the FIFA U-20 World Cup in Indonesia next year with a 1-0 win over New Caledonia in their Oceania U-19s Cup semi-final in Tahiti.

Mortar demonstrations involving military forces from five nations have taken place in Fiji.

Former Fiji MP Salote Radrodro has been sentenced to two-and-a-half years' jail for corruption.

Samoa ditches mandatory testing Travellers to Samoa no longer face mandatory Covid testing and other health restrictions. The Samoa Observer reports Acting Prime Minister, Tuala Iosefo Ponifasio, said Cabinet decided...

The Marshall Islands president has warned that if the world does not act to save Pacific nations from rising sea levels then "there is really no United Nations at all."

In Papua New Guinea, the National Court and Supreme Court registrar, Ivan Augerea, says the courts have 84 election petitions to deal with, as of Tuesday.