Voting rights for Samoans living overseas is one of the key issues for a commission of inquiry reviewing the 2021 General Election.

Extra money for rugby league body, Naiqama to skipper Fiji Bati, and PNG women play men's teams

A New Zealand school's adoption of a Pacific garment is being described as a step in the right direction but more needs to be done to lift students up.

Ongoing efforts to address a child malnutrition crisis in the Marshall Islands is being boosted with funding from the World Bank.

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A tourism organisation is hoping that at least ten Pacific nations will be open again to tourists by the end of the year.

A new report on the economic impacts of climate change faced by the world's most at-risk countries has found the climate crisis has made vulnerable economies poorer.

A Tonga cabinet minister, who had been receiving medical treatment in New Zealand, died in Auckland City Hospital on Friday.

Two Pasifika festivals are taking place this weekend in Auckland.

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Three Commonwealth legal agencies are speaking out about an investigation of a Kiribati judge by the country's president.

Vanuatu's speaker was forced to suspend a special parliamentary sitting this morning after the opposition and several government MPs did not turn up.

Tonga's former prime minister, Pohiva Tu'i'onetoa, has lost a second electoral petition for bribing voters ahead of last year's election.

A Russian-owned superyacht docked in Fiji left for the United States on Tuesday after a Fiji court ordered its removal.

Samoa will temporarily stop sending more seasonal workers to Australia and New Zealand at the end of the month.

Vanuatu's opposition will boycott today's planned special parliamentary session, in order to stop the government from passing several constitutional amendments.

The Niue government is remaining tight lipped over the Taiwanese fishing vessel that ran aground on a Niue reef last week.

A refugee advocacy group wants Australia to rethink its destructive refugee arrangement with Indonesia as the new Canberra government looks to improve relations with Jakarta.