Samoa's incoming prime minister has called for the caretaker HRPP government to relinquish power so the country can rebuild.

Fiji's latest Covid-19 cases include 22 members of the Fijian Navy who were in contact with a colleague who was announced on Tuesday, health authorities announced this evening. This, on...

The University of the South Pacific council has voted to issue Professor Pal Ahluwalia with a new contract as Vice Chancellor, and relocate his office from Fiji to Samoa.

Dame Meg Taylor has now completed her six years as the Secretary General of the Pacific Islands Forum.

US based rugby coach Adriaan Ferris will lead the Tonga men's sevens team at next month's Final Olympic Qualification Tournament in Monaco.

Seven Chinese construction workers, who were subjected to forced labour while working on a Northern Marianas casino-resort project, have been awarded $US 5.91-million in a court judgment.

Vanuatu prepares for its Covid-19 vaccination rollout; Speeding on Niue is to become an infringement rather than a crime; and more.

Kiribati has received its first doses of the Astrazeneca Covid-19 vaccine and is set to start rollout.

Samoa's Prime Minister-elect says she doesn't think the accusation of treason by the incumbent leader holds sway, and he is having a hard time letting go of power.

Fijian health authorities recorded 11 more Covid-19 cases late last night to bring the daily total on Tuesday to 21.

Fiji women's football international Trina Davis is happy to be home after escaping Israel during the recent conflict in Gaza.

Indonesian police have forcefully dispersed a number of West Papuan protests around the region today.

The Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care will hold its first Pacific public hearing in July, a safe space for Pasifika survivors and witnesses to come forward.

A Papua New Guinea Special Parliamentary Committee has heard that laws could be considered that make sorcery accusations illegal.

Samoa is facing another day of political uncertainty after the caretaker prime minister rejected the swearing in of the head of the majority FAST party.

Samoa's FAST Party is expecting to face another day locked out of Parliament today and is also predicting a long year ahead to resolve the country's constitutional crisis.

Fiame Naomi Mata'afa from Samoa's election-winning FAST party has been named the country's first female Prime Minister, in an ad-hoc ceremony her rival called "treason".

Was the first meeting of the new parliament (including the swearing-in ceremony) convened by the FAST party unconstitutional? Legal academic Fuimaono Dylan Asafo argues it was not.