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PNG Supreme Court rules ICAC lawful

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The Papua New Guinea Supreme Court has ruled that none of the provisions of the Organic Law on the Independent Commission Against Corruption (ICAC)...

Fears Kiribati moving to authoritarianism

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The Pacific island nation of Kiribati is moving towards authoritarianism, its former president says in an interview, after the government suspended all judges from...

Democratic rights: Fiji’s 2013 Constitution protects military government decrees – Biman

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Instead of protecting the human rights of citizens, the 2013 Constitution protects military government decrees imposed before the 2014 General Election. National Federation Party (NFP)...

Candidates for Tongatapu by-elections announced

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A total of 13 candidates will be contesting the vacant seats for Tongatapu 4, 6 and 7 constituencies in Tonga's by-elections on 03 November. The...

Vanuatu snap election timeline announced

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In Vanuatu over 300,000 registered voters will go to the polls for a snap election on 13 October. The election was triggered after the dissolution...

Coalition accuses Australian government of mishandling Solomon Islands election funding offer

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Australian Foreign Minister Penny Wong is trying to douse political controversy over Australia's offer to fund elections in Solomon Islands after its Prime Minister...

Election funding should no longer be an excuse; Wale says Solomon Islands MPs should reject Bill to extend Parliament

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Solomon Islands Opposition leader Matthew Wale says the excuse of funding is no longer a reason to extend Parliament. Wale made this statement following the...

Fiji PM Bainimarama meets with Indonesian foreign minister

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Fiji and Indonesia convened a bilateral meeting to deepen cooperation for accelerated economic recovery through the global challenges of the COVID-19 pandemic and climate...

Plastic pollution could put 2.3 million Pacific Islanders’ livelihoods at stake

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By Sanjeshni Kumar In seven to eight years, the Pacific will no longer be able to rely on the ocean for food security or as...

Cape Town set for landmark Rugby World Cup Sevens 2022

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-All 40 international team captains lined up in front of majestic Table Mountain in Cape Town on Wednesday as excitement reaches fever pitch ahead...

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Tuvalu says attaining global prosperity goals requires boost for poor nations

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While vowing its commitment to achieving the United Nations Sustainable Development Goals, Tuvalu cited the challenges hindering its progress. For Tuvalu, sustainable development is inseparable...

New Zealand Foreign Minister to meet Ministers from Fiji, Niue and Samoa

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New Zealand Foreign Minister Winston Peters will meet Pacific counterparts from Niue, Fiji and Samoa in Auckland today. “In these uncertain geostrategic times in our...

PM Wale sets to travel to U.S & Japan on eight-day trip

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Solomon Islands Prime Minister Matthew Wale will leave for the United States this weekend on an eight-day overseas visit that will also take him...