New Caledonia
New Caledonia's Koniambo holds on to Glencore support
The Swiss-based mining conglomerate Glencore says it is committed to investing in New Caledonia in 2016 despite massive losses last year because of the slump in the price of nickel.
New Caledonia jail conditions re-examined
French correction officials in New Caledonia are re-examining the territory's jail after a guard was beaten and briefly held hostage at the weekend.
Chikungunya back in New Caledonia
Health authorities in New Caledonia have confirmed two new cases of the mosquito-borne disease chikungunya.
Aircalin encouraged to maintain Vanuatu flights
New Caledonia's pro-independence FLNKS movement says it would like that air links with Vanuatu be maintained.
UN to observe vetting of New Caledonia roll
France has invited United Nations observers to assist in the vetting of New Caledonia's electoral roll, which Kanak leaders have said is rigged.
Vandalism ends postal service in New Caledonia town
New Caledonia's postal service has decided to close its office in St Louis near Noumea for security reasons.
Guard beaten in Noumea prison riots
A guard has been beaten and briefly held prisoner by inmates at New Caledonia's East Camp prison.
Kanak party opposed to third New Caledonia accord
A key party within New Caledonia's pro-independence umbrella group says it is against another deal to succeed the 1998 Noumea Accord which expires in two years.
Sport: Make or break time at OFC U17 Football Champs
It's make or break time in Rarotonga, with grand final spots on the line at the Oceania Under 17 Women's Football Champs.
Arrests after attack on New Caledonia police
Police in New Caledonia have arrested four young men after a police vehicle was stoned and a policeman seriously injured.
Renewed New Caledonia push to clean up electoral roll
New Caledonia's pro-independence FLNKS movement says there are still more than 3,000 people on the electoral list who it says are not eligible to vote.
Ni-Vanuatu can vote in Noumea
More than 1,000 people in New Caledonia are registered to vote in Friday's snap election in Vanuatu.
Sport: Cooks footballers hoping to impress on home soil in U17 Champs
The Cook Islands are determined to put on a good show in front of their home supporters in their opening match of the Oceania Under 17 Women's Football Championship in Rarotonga.
Call for New Caledonia nickel strategy
New Caledonia's truckers have called on the president to convene talks about the future of the nickel sector which is the backbone of the territory's economy.
New Caledonia lifts cyclone warning
New Caledonia has lifted its cyclone warning for the country as Cyclone Ula weakens on its southward track.
Vanuatu's Tafea province feeling effects of Ula
Strong winds from tropical cyclone Ula were being felt in Vanuatu's Tafea province as the storm tracked towards the southern islands.
Cyclone warning for Vanuatu; pre-alert for New Caledonia
Vanuatu's meteorological service has issued a cyclone warning for Tafea province as category three cyclone Ula moves closer to the country.
Speculation over article pulled from New Caledonia site
Social media in New Caledonia question why the website of the territory's only newspaper has pulled an article about the lavish life-style of the late president Jacques Lafleur's granddaughter.
SMSP asked to front New Caledonia Congress
A New Caledonian party has invited the head of the SMSP nickel company Andre Dang to discuss in Congress the company's financial situation.
Further woes for New Caledonia nickel industry
Nickel producers in New Caledonia have suffered setbacks amid this week's massive stock market decline in China.