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PNG police rescue girl, 15, ‘sold’ for sex by her cousin...
By Miriam Zarriga in Port Moresby
A 15-year-old Papua New Guinean girl, found in a Port Moresby guesthouse during a spot check by immigration and...
La’auli condemns Tuila’epa’s ‘extreme behavour’ in losing office in Samoa
By Sialai Sarafina Sanerivi in Apia
Veteran Samoan parliamentarian and chairman of the Fa'atuatua i le Atua Samoa ua Tasi (FAST) has criticised what he...
Fiji faces 1220 new covid cases, seven deaths as infections still...
RNZ Pacific
Covid-19 infections continue to rise in Fiji with 1220 new cases recorded in the last 24 hours to 8am yesterday.
The government also confirmed...
Ardern’s apology to Pacific peoples just the beginning – we will...
COMMENT: By Melani Anae
When the Polynesian Panthers (PPP) activist group began calling for an apology for the Dawn Raids two years ago, we went...
NZ sends 100,000 vaccine doses to Fiji as covid deaths top...
RNZ Pacific
New Zealand is sending 100,000 vaccine doses and additional financial support to Fiji for nursing staff as the country's covid-19 death toll passed...
Fiji police warn public against violence and ‘fake profiles’ after two...
Asia Pacific Report newsdesk
Fiji police have warned that any attempts to destabilise and cause instability will be investigated and dealt with, reports The Fiji...
PNG teacher helpless as vandals fire ravages Takubar classrooms
By Poreni Umau in Kokopo, Papua New Guinea
Women wept among the smoking remains of melting water tanks, hot corrugated iron and the fresh smell...
Tuila’epa supporters demonstrate over ‘disintegration’ of Samoa constitution
By Soli Wilson in Apia
Heavy rain early today failed to deter more than 1000 Human Rights Protection Party (HRPP) supporters who gathered in front...
Tough rivals, but Fiji ‘in control’ in final Olympic matches, says...
Asia Pacific Report newsdesk
Fiji Olympic men’s rugby sevens coach Gareth Baber says the team had to dig deep but was able to control both...
Michael Field: On saying sorry – who next? The Banabans?
COMMENT: By Michael Field of The Pacific Newsroom
Apologies are, more or less by custom, the end of things.
Say sorry, and don’t mention it again.
As...
Samoa confirms China-backed Vaiusu Bay port project shelved
RNZ Pacific
Samoa's new prime minister has opted not to proceed with a China-backed port development project championed by her predecessor.
Fiame Naomi Mata'afa said the...
Fiji police, fire agency jointly probe two separate urban fires
By Talebula Kate in Suva
The Fiji Police Force and the National Fire Authority are currently investigating two separate fires that broke out last night...
Ardern speaks of remorse and regret during formal Dawn Raids apology
By Barbara Dreaver, TVNZ Pacific correspondent
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern today offered a "formal and unreserved apology" to the Pacific communities left traumatised by the...
NZ government makes apology over Dawn Raids targeting Pasifika
RNZ Pacific
New Zealand Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern today delivered the government's apology for the Dawn Raids against Pasifika overstayers.
She apologised for the raids in...
PNG byelection officers protest over unpaid work – told ‘wait, no...
By Clifford Faiparik in Port Moresby
Angry policemen, election officials and others involved in Papua New Guinea's Moresby North-West byelection last month stormed into the...
Samoa’s first female leader has made history – now she faces...
ANALYSIS: By Patricia A. O'Brien, Georgetown University
After nearly four months of being taken to the brink of dictatorship, Samoa’s constitutional crisis ended on July...
Black Ferns golden win against France banishes Olympic sevens heartbreak
RNZ Pacific
The Black Ferns Sevens have beaten France 26-12 to win gold at the Tokyo Olympics after earlier today defeating Fiji in the semifinal,...
ULMWP calls for suspension of Indonesia from UN rights council over...
Asia Pacific Report newsdesk
The United Liberation Movement for West Papua (ULMWP) has called on the international community to immediately suspend Indonesia from the UN...
Vaccine resistance in West Papua as covid-19 pandemic rages
By Johnny Blades, RNZ Pacific journalist
As with much of Indonesia, the country's easternmost provinces of Papua and West Papua are struggling to contain the...
NZ covid-19 mass vaccination event starts in Auckland – long delays
RNZ News
New Zealand's first mass vaccination event is getting under way in Manukau where 16,000 people are due to receive a covid-19 vaccine in...
FAST now says it needs to delay Samoa’s Parliament convening
RNZ Pacific
After previous calls for the Samoan Parliament to convene so a national budget can be passed, the ruling FAST Party now says there...
Outrage over Indonesian officers for stomping on disabled Papuan teen’s head
Warning: Content may be distressing to some viewers. The video of the assault on the Papuan deaf teenager Steven Yadohamang. Video: Benar News
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