Vanuatu govt vows support for Air Vanuatu following aircraft grounding
Air Vanuatu says it is scrambling to source spare parts from Europe, Asia and the U.S to get its sole jet back in the air.
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Pacific Ocean study shines fresh light on Earth origins
Researchers say their discovery flies in the face of previous thinking about what early earth would have looked like.Â
Fijian women face three times the unpaid work of men - Oxfam
A new Oxfam report finds that on average, Fijian women work more than three times the unpaid work than men.
Concern in Solomon Islands after women MPs drop out of election race
The two MPs decided not to contest next month's election, with their husbands instead running in their seats.
Concern in Solomon Islands after women MPs drop out of election race
The two MPs decided not to contest next month's election, with their husbands instead running in their seats.
Fiji's Health Minister issues warning after HIV/AIDS cases double
Dr Atonio Lalabalavu told parliament that case numbers jumped from 245 in 2022 to more than 415 last year.
Samoa begins preparations for major Commonwealth meeting
The Commonwealth Heads of Government Meeting set to take place in the capital Apia this October.
Port Moresby Chamber of Commerce and Industry disappointed by business relief
Business groups had put the damage bill at around 900-million kina and asked for about half that in grants to rebuild damaged property, replace lost stock and retain staff.
Tonga's stalemate between King and PM shows signs of clearing
Last week Prime Minister Siaosi Sovaleni and a handful of Ministers travelled to the remote island of Niua to apologise to King Tupou the Sixth.
Tonga's stalemate between King and PM shows signs of clearing
Last week Prime Minister Siaosi Sovaleni and a handful of ministers travelled to the remote island of Niua to apologise to King Tupou VI.
Countdown for Solomon Islands elections
In five weeks, Solomon Islanders will head to the polls to vote for their representative in the national and provincial government.Â
FSM president Wesley Simina welcomes delayed approval of US Compacts funding
The $US3.5 billion law provides much needed funds to Palau, Marshall Islands and the Federated States of Micronesia, in return for exclusive US military access to their territories.
Ni-Vanuatu youth preserve language and nature on Pentecost
Learn to Serve Pentecost is a youth-led organisation formed late last year on the island of Pentecost.
Concern in Pacific region over Australian opposition proposal to champion nuclear energy
Australia's Opposition has announced its intention to champion nuclear power should it get into office, saying its the future of clean energy for the country.
Fiji Rugby to part ways with seven's coach Ben Gollings
And in Super Rugby the Fijiana Drua recorded their first win in the new season of the Super Rugby Pacific competition.
Fijian dancer breaks ground with major tourism award
A Fijian dancer, Navi Fong recently received a major tourism award - the first entertainer to do so.
Surprise upset in American Samoa's Democratic primary
Palmer will be looking to repeat his success in American Samoa - when the primaries head to the Pacific territory of Guam in June.
FSM president Wesley Simina welcomes delayed approval of US Compacts funding
The $US3.5 billion law provides much needed funds to Palau, Marshall Islands and the Federated States of Micronesia, in return for exclusive US military access to  their territories.
'There's no ceiling:' Penina Pasifika exceed expectations against Australia's top clubs
Women's rugby team Penina Pasifika have vastly exceeded expectations against Australia's top clubs.
Auckland looms as favorite, but Pacific teams not without hope at OFC Women's Champions League
The second edition of the OFC Women's Champions League kicks off in Honiara on Sunday, but all roads will likley go through Auckland for Pacific clubs.