Rarotonga’s multi-million dollar water reticulation system is about to come online and the government wants to purify it.

An Australia federal court judge has ruled that a refugee on Nauru must be transferred to Australa for urgent medical treatment by next Friday.

A barge has reportedly lost its cargo of bauxite in Solomon Islands near where efforts continue to clean up oil spilled from a grounded cargo ship.

A court hearing for 20 faife’au or ministers from Samoa’s largest church who are facing tax evasion charges will sit for its final day today.

Fiji Airways was forced to cancel its flight to Tuvalu on Saturday after a dispute between landowners and government over land lease payments led to a blockade of the international airport.

A volcanic eruption in Papua New Guinea which forced thousands of people to flee the area yesterday has begun to settle.

New Zealand has ratified an agreement to fight illegal, unreported and unregulated fishing in the Pacific.

New Caledonia’s new 11-member government, which was elected this morning, has failed to elect a president.

Papua New Guinea’s Parliament has elected James Marape as new prime minister after outgoing leader Peter O’Neill resigned following weeks of political turmoil.

Papua New Guinea’s prime minister, Peter O’Neill, has ended days of uncertainty by formally announcing his resignation on the floor of parliament

The Secretary General of the Pacific Islands Forum says Bob Hawke will be remembered as a remarkable Australian leader, who was deeply committed to the Pacific.

A strong, shallow earthquake in Papua New Guinea has collapsed houses, cut power to thousands and sent residents fleeing into the streets.