The Solomon Islands Prime Minister has launched a tirade in parliament, suggesting Australia is trying to undermine his government and criticising the Western response to Russia's invasion.

Alluring images and real-life stories of Sāmoa's Fa'afafine community have been described as 'powerful' at the 59th Venice Biennale, one of the most prestigious art and cultural exhibitions in the world.

Solomon Islands and the International Finance Corporation (IFC) are to work together to develop a world class tuna processing plant in Malaita Province that could create employment opportunities for more than 5,500 people.

Pacific leaders are being ignored, says former President of Kiribati Anote Tong, who believes the international community is ignoring the dire impact of climate change on the region.

A nationwide project is underway in Kiribati to address gaps in the country's health care system.

Samoa's newest church Jesus Christ, Worship Center Christian Churches Worldwide was officially dedicated on Saturday.

Pacific Islands Forum tells UN about critical role of the Convention of the Law of the Sea, US inviting Pacific leaders to Washington, Vanuatu union demands teachers be reinstated

A law professor who has focused on rooting out corruption says countries like New Zealand need to do more to help the Pacific cope with corruption and money laundering.

A human rights group has criticised the actions of Fijian police saying officers breached the basic rights of a man they recently arrested.

Fiji's first coup leader and former prime minister Sitiveni Rabuka says it's time to vote Frank Bainimarama's FijiFirst Party out of government.

Samoa records three more Covid deaths; BA.2 variant detected in American Samoa; US govt gives Samoa over 40,000 Pfizer vaccines; PNG police bring in armoured vehicles to use in the Highlands, and more.

Samoa will reopen its borders to international travellers from August.

The Marshall Islands is rolling out a major intervention in an attempt to help parents improve the health of their young children. A high-rate of malnutrition and growth stunting among children has been a concern for many years

The Pacific Freedom Forum says World Press Freedom Day is a significant milestone for Pacific region media.

Two Tongan MPs, one the former prime minister and the other a serving cabinet minister, have lost their seats in Parliament.

Samoa's deputy PM lodges complaints against HRPP members; Cook Islands PM endorses development project; Former AG suing Samoa's PM, and more.

The head of a regional university believes the Fijian government's refusal to meet its financial obligations to the institution is not helping anybody.

When a group of students at Skagit Adventist Academy in Burlington, Washington state, saw images of destroyed villages and ash-covered palm trees in Tonga, it struck a chord.