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Fiji businesses to operate under relevant COVID safe measures

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Fiji businesses cannot go back to operating in the usual manner and they will now have to abide by the minimum COVID safe measures. Permanent...

Scott Morrison hints at Pacific travel bubble during New Zealand trip

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Australia’s Prime Minister has hinted at expanding the trans-Tasman travel bubble to include other Pacific Islands after touching down in New Zealand for talks...

Fiji Airways receives third Boeing 737 Max aircraft

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Fiji Airways received its third 737 MAX aircraft from Boeing last Thursday night. Flight FJ2201 took off from Seattle on Tuesday and made a stop-over...

Outgoing Pacific Forum head warns about external influences

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The outgoing head of the Pacific Islands Forum has decried how the region is increasingly defined by the interests of external powers. She has also...

Palau records first case of COVID-19

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Palau has recorded its first case of COVID-19, but public health officials say it is “historical” with low risk of transmission. Local media reports the...

Palau President Whipps rejects political dialogue with new PIF Secretary-General

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Palau President Surangel Whipps Jr on Wednesday rejected the call of the Pacific Islands Forum (PIF) new Secretary-General Henry Puna for a continued political...

Samoa Caretaker Prime Minister, former Speaker, AG and Clerk sued for contempt of Court

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The Faatuatua I le Atua Samoa ua Tasi –( FAST) party has lodged a contempt application in Court against the Caretaker Prime Minister Tuilaepa...

Cook Islands Opposition leader support Samoa’s PM- elect Mata’afa

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Cook Islands Opposition leader Tina Pupuke Browne has extended congratulations and support to Samoa’s prime minister-elect Fiame Naomi Mata’afa, encouraging the first woman to...

Samoa CJ recusal, ‘attempt to undermine integrity’, dismissed

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A Human Rights Protection Party(HRPP) member has failed in a bid this morning to have the Samoa Chief Justice,Satiu Simativa Perese, recused from an...

Peaceful march on Mulinuu for sixth Samoa woman MP

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-More than 300 women dressed in white participated in a peaceful march on Monday morning at Mulinuu to show their support for the addition...

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Lawsuit seeks emergency halt to plan to accept U.S deportees in Palau

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The Palau Senate and two private citizens have asked the Supreme Court to immediately halt a government plan to accept up to 75 deportees...

New Zealand-United States minerals talk spark concerns over Pacific seabed mining

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News that the New Zealand Government is in discussions with the United States over critical minerals cooperation has drawn criticism from environmental groups, who...

Trump administration urges nations to call for the withdrawal of a UN climate proposal

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The Trump administration is urging other nations to press the Pacific island country of Vanuatu to withdraw a United Nations draft resolution supporting strong...