Sailors from Tahiti edged over Rarotonga, proving to be very competitive taking out first place in both the Lasers and the Optimist classes, winning the 2024 sailing challenge overall trophy.
Former Cook Islands prime minister and secretary-general of the Pacific Islands Forum, Henry Puna, has been confirmed as the first Cook Islander appointed to the East-West Center Board of Governors based in Honolulu, Hawaii.
Shocking insights from a new study have confirmed that online video gaming is a gateway to problem gambling for Pasifika youth.
The world's biggest Pacific dance festival is getting ready to take the stage in Auckland next week - but for the first time the show will go on without any crowds.
Papua New Guinea Police have revealed the guns they want for the National Elections security operations have yet to be purchased.
The Fijian Drua Super Rugby team have sacked utility back Serupepeli Vularika for disciplinary reasons.
There are unconfirmed reports from Vanuatu that the country has recorded its first Covid-19 death.
Cook Island Police have discontinued their search for a pair of fisherman now missing for nine days.
American Samoa's lieutenant governor, Talauega Eleasalo Ale, said the territorial government took federal advice before allowing StarKist Samoa tuna cannery to re-open.
Solomons' figures soar; Vanuatu confirms a Covid-19 patient is critically ill; Medical staff test positive in American Samoa; Over 200 active cases in the Cook Islands; frontline staff test positive in Samoa, and more.
The parents of a young boy with rheumatic fever are urging adults, particularly in Pacific communities, to take sore throats and rashes in children seriously.
Moana Pasifika will play two mid-week games for their previously postponed Super Rugby Pacific matches against the Blues and the Chiefs.
Regulations in the Cook Islands are softening, with Prime Minister Mark Brown announcing major changes today surrounding travel to the nation.
Efforts to obtain funding to ramp up support for Pacific families in New Zealand during the pandemic is proving difficult for some Pacific-led social and health providers.
Exams canned in Tonga; passengers test positive in Samoa; and cut-off time for vaccinations imposed
For two years Niue has been in it's own bubble of the Pacific sheltered from the virus which has plagued the rest of the world.
International Women's Day this week saw women's rights take centre stage across the Pacific.
Vanuatu health authorities have confirmed their first case of community transmission of Covid-19.
Papua New Guinea's deputy Police Commissioner has called for a total liquor ban during this year's general election, and even afterwards.
Niue's premier Dalton Tagelagi has announced the country's first case of Covid 19.
Pandemic-related restrictions in French Polynesia have been eased further by exempting more people from the obligation to be vaccinated.
The United Nations chief scientific agency on climate change released its latest report on Monday.