Fiji has recorded its second Covid-19 case in the community.

The Solomon Islands government is considering extending its term in parliament.

Some schools in the Vanuatu capital are closed as hand washing stations are installed in the fight against Covid-19.

Containment measures continue in Fiji today as the country tries to trace hundreds of people who may have contracted Covid-19 over the weekend.

Bougainville has recorded its first Covid-19 death.

The Speaker of Vanuatu Parliament has declared the seat of former prime minister Charlot Salwai vacant.

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A protocol breach at an isolation facility has resulted in Fiji's first Covid-19 case outside of border quarantine since March last year.

A main pro-independence party in New Caledonia is yet to say whether it will attend week-long talks in Paris next month called by the French prime minister Jean Castex.

The West Papua Council of Churches has called on the United Nations to intervene in what it describes as a humanitarian tragedy in Indonesia's Papua region.

French Polynesia is to re-open its border at the end of next week, allowing the resumption of quarantine-free air travel from and to the United States.

Environmental and humanitarian organisations in the Pacific are urging Australia to commit to its climate responsibilities.

A three-month public consultation has been completed in New Caledonia, canvassing views on the territory's future as another independence referendum looms.

The Guam Football Association is on the lookout for a new national head coach after Karl Dodd resigned last week due to a family emergency.

Fijian authorities are now back on high alert and are instituting urgent measures to speed up contact tracing after it took in more than 330 contacts of the latest two cases.

The Fijian government has announced a lockdown in the west of the main island Viti Levu after a woman registered a positive Covid-19 test.

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The Marshall Islands has halted usage of the Johnson & Johnson Covid vaccine following a directive from the US Centers for Disease Control.