Samoa's Minister for Police and Prisons has raised concerns over the loss of police officers to New Zealand's Recognized Seasonal Employer workers scheme.

Eighty years after the end of World War II, leftover munitions in the Pacific have been dubbed the problem that will never be fixed.

The closure of Papua New Guinea government offices due to non-payment of rent has ended in court.

Samoa's top cop says increasing criminal complaints lodged by tourists a concern; Palau climate negotiator believes Climate Finance promise needs to be followed through at COP27, and more

We have suffered the cancer of the nuclear legacy for far too long and we need to find a way forward to a better future for our people says Marshall Islands representative to UNHRC.

The Fijiana are preparing to work on what they need to improve on after their opening loss in the women's Rugby World Cup.

The Bank of Papua New Guinea says the country's total debt at the end of June was 51 billion Kina about US$14 billion and is expected to increase.

The Vanuatu Electoral Commission has listed the names of 219 people to contest the Vanuatu snap election on October 13.

Frank Bainimarama's FijiFirst has announced its first batch of 20 proposed candidates for the 2022 general elections.

Narratives around the Girmit language or Fiji-Hindi as a broken language are erroneous and endanger growth progression says a linguist.

New Caledonia's President Louis Mapou has told the UN he wants to put the future direction of New Caledonia back on the table by 2024.

A wild fire has damaged the enigmatic statues on Rapa Nui, or Easter Island, with some of the charring said to be irreparable.

Eight Pasifika artists in New Zealand have been recognised for their achievements and contributions with the 2022 Pasifika Arts Awards.

Guam court approves the final revision to the compromise agreement that would bring closure to the clergy abuse victims' civil action against the Catholic Church

As Fijians await the announcement of the 2022 General Elections, provisional candidates under the People's Alliance Party are being questioned by Fiji's anti-corruption agency.

Concerns are raised about the future survival of the iTaukei (Fijian) language as a threat of extinction looms despite its everyday use amongst its people.

In celebration of Fijian Language Week, RNZ's The Panel presenter Wallace Chapman has served up a classic raw fish dish to share with colleagues.

Mosquito-borne diseases remain a significant threat to the health and socio-economic well-being of the Pacific region.