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Fiji launches SAUTU to counter disinformation

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Fiji’s Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka has told government communications officers that clear and coordinated messaging is critical to maintaining public trust and protecting democracy. Speaking...

Samoan PM: Government will set up new rugby union

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Samoan Prime Minister La'aulialemalietoa (La'auli) Leuatea Polataivao Schmidt says his government will work on setting up a new national rugby union to govern the...

Samoa MPs to be drug tested before they can run for Parliament

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Samoa’s war against drugs will extend to ensuring Parliamentarians are drug free before entering an election. That is the stance of Prime Minister Laaulialemalietoa Polataivao...

“Accountable to Parliament, not the PM”: Solomon Islands PM Manele invokes separation of powers amid committee walkouts

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Solomon Isands Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele has moved to de-escalate tensions surrounding the recent mass resignation of Parliamentary Standing Committee chairs, asserting that these...

Dome over contaminated nuclear blast site is leaking — expert warns risk from lethal landfill could be ‘devastating’

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Experts are having a nuclear meltdown. Cracks in a dome over a contaminated nuclear blast site have sparked fears that the containment area has sprung...

U.S territory turned tropical maternity ward has produced thousands of ‘American’ babies for parents living in China

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Pregnant Chinese women have turned a tropical paradise into a maternity ward — pumping out babies who automatically become U.S citizens daily. The Commonwealth of...

Decaying World War II bombs in Solomon Islands releasing toxic chemicals, new research finds

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Coastal communities in Solomon Islands are facing growing health and environmental risks as decaying World War II bombs release toxic chemicals into land and...

PNG PM Marape queried over status of Bougainville

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Papua New Guinea Prime Minister James Marape says there has been no report or clear study on Bougainville’s autonomous status to this day. He said...

PNG Parliament passes Vagrancy Act

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Papua New Guinea Parliament has passed the Vagrancy Act which provides that one can be declared a vagrant if they are found not “a...

Weather Ready for All: GEDSI Strategy launched for inclusive disaster preparedness

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In a landmark moment for Pacific climate resilience, the Pacific Leaders Weather Ready Pacific (WRP) Programme being implemented by SPREP has launched its Gender...

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Solomon Islands intercepts suspected crime-linked cargo vessel as regional investigation expands

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A joint law enforcement operation has intercepted and detained a Belize-flagged cargo vessel suspected of links to transnational organised crime, prompting a widening regional...

Pacific Finance Ministers to tackle Middle East crisis, economic resilience at Marshall Islands meeting

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Finance and Economic Ministers from across the Pacific will gather in the Republic of the Marshall Islands (RMI) this week for the 2026 Forum...

“For many people, their priority is to eat.”

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By Nic Maclellan At dusk, a small group of residents starts to gather at the public housing towers at Magenta, in Noumea, the capital of...