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Deputy Commissioner Mike Clement has announced his retirement after 42 years at NZ police.

The Digicel Group has denied that there is any deal being brokered to sell its Pacific unit to state-owned company China Mobile Ltd.

Solomon Islands believe the postponement of the Futsal World Cup could work to their advantage.

The Solomon Islands government is considering reopening its borders next week.

The Solomon Islands government has been accused of using its emergency powers to attack its opponents.

The Solomon Islands government has introduced new Covid-19 emergency regulations.

The Pacific Regional Environment Programme (SPREP) says the latest cyclone season was 'near normal'.

Those living in parts of Fiji devastated by Cyclone Harold last month are being urged to join a government clean-up campaign.

The Melanesian Spearhead Group has embarked on a web-based video conferencing system during the Covid-19 pandemic.

The Solomon Islands Leader of the Opposition has warned the government not to abuse the powers it has under the State of Public Emergency.

The Solomon Islands' Chief Magistrate has ruled that a challenge to the legality of an Easter weekend curfew will not go to the High Court.

The embattled premier of Malaita Province in Solomon Islands says he will continue to voice and stand up for the concerns of his constituents.

The Central Bank of Solomon Islands is working on establishing an export credit facility to support the country's exporters.

Singapore's government has thanked Fiji for rescuing a man stranded at sea for two months in his yacht.

The Board of Marine inquiry into a fatal ferry incident in Solomon Islands has been completed.

The Solomon Islands government has threatened to suspend the outspoken premier of Malaita Province and his executive.

When competitive sport ground to a halt in the Pacific Islands, in an effort to combat the threat of Covid-19, it wasn't just the rugby fields, tennis courts and swimming pools that suddenly found…

A monitoring survey of key social media groups across eight Pacific nations has shown how China and the United States are a key part of conversations about Covid-19 in the region.