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NZ PM says Solomon Islands developing relationship with China ‘gravely concerning’

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New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says there is “very little” reason for China to station military forces on the Solomon Islands, describing developments...

Australian PM says there is ‘great concern across Pacific family’ over China deal

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Prime Minister Scott Morrison said Australia respects the sovereignty of individual Pacific Island states but will work with partners “to ensure there is a...

A security agreement between China and Solomon Islands could impact stability in the whole Pacific

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Opinion by Mihai Sora A leaked draft security agreement being negotiated between China and Solomon Islands could have security implications for the whole Pacific. The...

Timor-Leste set for presidential run-off election in April after neither candidate secures enough votes

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Timor-Leste is headed for a run-off presidential election after Nobel Peace Prize laureate Jose Ramos-Horta failed to secure more than 50 percent of the...

NZ foreign Minister to visit Fiji

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New Zealand Foreign Affairs Minister Nanaia Mahuta departs for Fiji this week, her first trip to the Pacific since announcing New Zealand’s Pacific Resilience...

Australia still supporting Solomons: PM Morrison

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Prime Minister Scott Morrison says Australia has been adequately supporting the Solomon Islands amid growing concern over the Pacific nation signing a policing deal...

Solomon Islands Opposition warns country should not be on the grounds big powers play

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Solomon Islands Opposition leader Matthew Wale has warned the Pacific nation should not to be on the grounds where big powers play or compete. Wale...

Armed police to be deployed at Solomon Islands parliament as budget meeting begins

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Armed Solomon Islands police and foreign troops will be deployed inside and outside the Parliament House from today when Parliament begins its budget session,...

Marshall Islands internet service hit by cyber attack

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When internet systems in the Marshall Islands went on the blink in mid-March, it wasn’t immediately clear what was causing the rolling outages. Home, business...

Fiji PM unveils new $7 note

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Fijian Prime Minister, Voreqe Bainimarama, unveiled a new $7-dollar commemorative banknote on the margins of the Marist 7s tournament at the ANZ Stadium in...

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Ma’ohi Church opposes U.S bid to abolish UN decolonisation committee

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The Ma’ohi Protestant Church has warned that a United States proposal to abolish the United Nations Special Committee on Decolonisation would silence colonised peoples...

Australia, PNG move to implement landmark defence alliance

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Australia says it is already implementing its security agreements with Papua New Guinea, including the Pukpuk Mutual Defence Treaty, as the two countries strengthen...

Japan, Micronesia reaffirm Pacific unity ahead of PALM 11

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Japan and the Federated States of Micronesia (FSM) have reaffirmed their commitment to strengthening Pacific regional unity and cooperation ahead of next year’s Pacific...