A Cook Island-Māori survivor of state care abuse has shared his lived experiences to the Royal Commission to encourage others who have been abused in care to come forward and speak up.

A man who swam ashore after a boat he and six other were travelling in on Saturday capsized in Bougainville waters, has told officials the seas were very rough.

Samoa's caretaker prime minister has lashed out at young female lawyers, calling them "stupid, cheeky and disrespectful."

On Friday, 21-year-old taekwondo star will walk out as Tonga's flagbearer in front of an estimated world-wide audience of between 1 and 2 billion people.

Power protest in PNG; Action against unlicensed generator owners in Solomons; and more.

Hundreds have marched in support of Samoan judiciary and to demand end to stand-off.

The Pasifika Medical Association of New Zealand is calling for more medical staff to immediately join those on the ground in Fiji.

Two pregnant women are among Fiji's latest victims of Covid-19, health authorities said.

The umbrella term Pacific Islander or Polynesian has been criticised as degrading and insensitive.

Tonga have named six debutants in their matchday squad to play the Cook Islands in Saturday's Rugby World Cup Asia/Pacific Qualifier.

Nine cases of Covid-19 have been detected among travellers from Fiji to New Zealand in the past week, the health ministry said.

A Bougainville cabinet minister and six other people have been reported missing at sea after departing Buka on Saturday.

Bougainville communities secure commitment from Rio Tinto to assess environmental and human rights impacts of former mine

A boat, with seven people onboard, has disappeared on a trip to the Bougainville's outer islands.

A life of abuse from an early age has been outlined to the inquiry into abuse in care by a woman of Tongan and Palagi descent.

Solomons hesitates on repatriating students; Samoa vaccination age could drop; Samoa's HRPP wins electoral petition, and more.

Tonga is struggling to find enough players to take on the Cook Islands in Saturday's Rugby World Cup qualifying match in Auckland.

A 66-year-old Tongan man who came to New Zealand in the mid-1970s for medical treatment, shares his story about how his family experienced the dawn raids in Auckland.