Much of the Solomon Islands has experienced a series of earthquakes this afternoon, the most severe 7 on the Richter scale.

A Fiji lawyer Richard Naidu has been found guilty of contempt of court over a Facebook post pointing out a spelling mistake.

Tuvalu's Finance Minister has labelled the outcome of the COP27 Loss and Damage fund an historic breakthrough.

The Fijian Elections Office is concerned with the low number of postal vote applications received so far.

President dismisses French Polynesian citizenship calls; expert says Samoa should look at work quota; and more

Samoan players have pledged to keep playing for the Pacific nation and they may be joined by more stars after qualifying for the Rugby League World Cup final.

A magnitude 7.3 earthquake has struck in the Solomons Island region triggering a tsunami warning for areas up to 300km away.

The Solomon Islands organisers of the 2023 Pacific Games marked the beginning of a one-year countdown with a noisy parade and a stirring dance performance at the weekend.

A local law approving the medicinal use of cannabis has been approved by the French Polynesian assembly.

The Marshall Islands had its highest-ever sustained out-migration over the past five years, according to a statistical report released earlier this week.

It caused 10 cubic kilometres - the equivalent of 2.6 million Olympic-sized swimming pools - of seafloor to be displaced and destroyed the ecosystems around the volcano.

The pro-independence Caledonian Union has rejected criticism by the New Caledonia Committee of Elders, which condemned the party leader for his address at the recent congress.

Communities in New Ireland in Papua New Guinea are calling on the PNG government to make clear its position on deep sea mining.

A court in Paris has given lengthy jail sentences to 11 people for their role in smuggling more than a ton of cocaine through French Polynesia.

Tuvalu Covid-19 cases climb; Cook Islands PM could pursue UN membership; Company in French Polynesia to relaunch discontinued journal, and more

Toa Samoa supporters gathered in cities around the world to watch the Rugby League World Cup against Australia.

Negotiators at the COP27 climate summit in Egypt neared a breakthrough deal for a fund to help poor countries being ravaged by the impacts of global warming, but remained locked over how to reduce the greenhouse gas emissions driving them.

Toa Samoa gave the firm favourites Australia a real battle in the Rugby League World Cup final, going down 30-10 in Manchester, England, this morning.