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Samoa beaten by Canada at FIFA U-17 Women's World Cup
Coach Juan Chang Urrea told FIFA+ it can sound like a defeat but it was win for Samoa.
Bulikula one win away from Rugby League World Cup debut
The Bulikula are trying to become Fiji's first women's team to play at a Rugby League World Cup.
Fijian rugby community mourns former captain 'Big Joe'
The former Flying Fijians prop and World Cup veteran had been living in Whangārei, New Zealand, with his family and passed away in hospital on Wednesday.
Think tank proposes 'Pacific-Eyes' intelligence alliance
The concept draws "inspiration" from the Five Eyes intelligence alliance between the United States, the United Kingdom, Canada, Australia, and New Zealand.
Pacific Championships: week two teams named
The line-ups for the weekend's games in Port Moresby and Brisbane have been confirmed.
Ex-Fijian PM given suspended prison sentence - reports
He is the first person in Fiji to be convicted of "making an unwarranted demand with menace".
Adeang appoints Cabinet to lead Nauru
The re-elected Nauru leader has announced the lineup of Cabinet ministers who will lead his government's priorities for the next three years.
Fijian Deputy PM faces corruption-related charges
Manoa Kamikamica, a key figure in Sitiveni Rabuka's administration, has been charged with perjury and providing false information in his capacity as a public servant.
Laauli holds talks with Peters
The Samoan Prime Minister met with the New Zealand Foriegn Minister while in Auckland for medical treatment.
Fiji FA declines to engage with 'factually wrong' criticism
The Fiji Football Association has declined to respond to claims by a former local football administrator that the sport is "being held hostage" by the national body's hierarchy.
'Beautiful game held hostage': Civil society leader slams Fiji FA
A former football administrator is calling for major reforms, accusing "a small clique of long-tenured officials" for keeping Fiji football "locked in a permanent slump".
'If I lay a belt on my table the students wouldn't make a noise'
The Fijian Teachers Association is advocating for "leather belt" discipline, but the government emphasises its zero-tolerance policy on abuse and corporal punishment.
Nauru's 'controversial' president re-elected unopposed
David Adeang, 55, has been re-elected as president unopposed at the inaugural sitting of the 25th Parliament on Tuesday. Audio
Tributes pour in for Tonga's 'towering figure in Pacific journalism'
Pesi Siale Fonua, a veteran Pacific journalist and the publisher-editor of Tonga's leading news website has died at the age of 78.
'Bougainvilleans must be the winds of change'
President Ishmael Toroama has laid out his government's plans for the first 100 days in office.
Woman dies after torture in PNG sorcery case
A second woman was in serious condition in hospital and five people were arrested.
Palau Senate still opposed to US proposal
Senate President Hokkons Baules said there are practical issues around introducing refugees in their society.
Cyber security boss says online scams cost Fijians US$2.2m in 2024
"With AI now enabling smarter, faster, and more deceptive cyberattacks, Pacific nations must act collectively to protect their digital borders."
Nauru heads to polls on Saturday
A total of 60 candidates are vying for seats in parliament.
PNG needs corruption treaty, not a defence pact, advocate says
A leadership and governance advocate says successive Papua New Guinean leaders and governments have failed to "fix the system that keeps our people struggling".
6.6 quake in Papua New Guinea
The quake struck near PNG's second largest city Lae but no tsunami warning was in place.
Manele defends 'weak leadership' criticism over Cabinet changes
The Solomon Islands PM reshuffled the finance portfolio three times in as many weeks, amid reports that a no-confidence motion against him is looming.
Election week begins with music festival and beauty pageant
Nauruans will head to the polls on Saturday for two important votes: to elect their members of parliament and to decide on a change to the nation's constitution.
What Pacific Island leaders told the UN about climate, conflict and peace
Pacific Island leaders took turns addressing the United Nations General Assembly in New York, speaking on a range of issues - from local to global - that impact their countries.
HIV 'national crisis' in Fiji
The country's assistant health minister says HIV cases could surpass 3000 by the end of the year. Audio