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Fiji records 302 new cases of COVID-19, Nine new deaths reported

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Fiji has recorded 302 new cases of COVID-19 and nine new deaths Tuesday, increasing the total number of cases to 44,420 and 451 deaths...

Whooping cough kills two, Guadalcanal province in Solomon Islands declares outbreak

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Two children have died of whooping cough in Mbabanakira, Guadalcanal Province in Solomon Islands as the province’s health sector declares whooping cough an outbreak. Dr...

Support mounts to keep Limited Preferential Voting system in PNG

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Opposition to the proposed amendment of the Papua New Guinea electoral voting system is mounting. The proposed amendment notice is before Parliament as a Private...

Fuimaono Sefo Ainuu is acting Samoa Attorney General

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Samoa's Assistant Attorney General, Fuimaono Sefo Ainu’u is now acting for the Attorney General, Savalenoa Mareva Betham-Annandale while she is suspended until 03 September. The...

Unexploded Ordnance is an ‘ugly legacy’ of WWII: Solomon Islands PM

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The issue of Unexploded Ordnance (UXO) is an ugly legacy of World War II, Solomon Islands is still experiencing its effects to this day. Prime...

COVID-19 threatens Asia and Pacific’s progress on SDGs, ADB data show

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The coronavirus disease (COVID-19) pandemic is threatening Asia and the Pacific's progress toward critical targets under the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs), according to a...

Independence referendum campaigns launched in New Caledonia

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New Caledonia's pro and anti-independence camps have launched their campaigns for the third and final referendum on independence from France. In 2018 and 2020, a...

Solutions to food insecurity top agenda in meeting of Small Island Developing States

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By Catherine Wilson The urgency of finding solutions to the most pressing development challenges of our times has increased as the Covid-19 pandemic threatens...

President of the Cook Islands Football Association Lee Harmon banned for six years

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The Adjudicatory Chamber of the OFC Disciplinary and Ethics Committee in a decision notified on 06 July 2021 has found Lee Harmon, President of...

Pacific islands call for zero carbon shipping by 2050, citing IPCC report

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Three climate vulnerable Pacific nations have asked the world’s governments to agree to aim to make international shipping emissions-free by 2050. In a proposal to...

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American Bar Association backing Pacific territories’ fight against deep-sea mining

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The American Bar Association threw its weight behind Pacific Island opposition to deep-sea mining Monday, passing a resolution that brings more than 400,000 lawyers...

EU backs PNG trade reforms, flags customs, tax and investment concerns at WTO review

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The European Union has welcomed Papua New Guinea’s trade reform efforts while urging further action on customs procedures, fiscal transparency and digital trade systems...

Winston Peters vows to change ‘disgraceful’ NZ visa rule, but the coalition’s not sure

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NZ First leader Winston Peters is promising to make it easier for people to visit New Zealand from the Pacific, but his coalition partner...