New Caledonia
New Caledonia's Martin faces vote-buying charge
A former New Caledonian president Harold Martin has been charged with vote buying in the lead-up to the 2014 municipal election.
French territories granted full Forum membership
Leaders at the Pacific Islands Forum summit in Pohnpei have agreed to grant New Caledonia and French Polynesia full membership.
Sport: Vanuatu footballers not looking too far ahead
Vanuatu are refusing to look beyond this afternoon's final group match against New Caledonia at the Oceania Under 20 Men's Football Championship.
Voter awareness campaign launched in New Caledonia
The French High Commission in New Caledonia has launched a campaign encouraging voters to enroll as the territory nears its 2018 referendum on possible independence.
Woman dies of dengue in New Caledonia
A woman in New Caledonia has died of dengue a day after she was put into intensive care.
Indonesian presence in New Caledonia celebrated
The Indonesian community in New Caledonia has celebrated the 120th anniversary of the arrival of the first settlers from Java.
Jail for attempted murder of New Caledonia policeman
A court in New Caledonia has jailed a teenager for ten years for trying to kill a policeman in Houailou last year.
New Caledonia approves competition law
New Caledonia's Congress has approved the second segment of the comprehensive tax reform after making amendments.
New Caledonia approves competition law
New Caledonia's Congress has approved the second segment of the comprehensive tax reform after making amendments.
Disruptions over New Caledonian tax reform
Services in New Caledonia have been disrupted as the Congress is due to debate a comprehensive tax reform.
Disruptions amid New Caledonia tax debate
Services in New Caledonia have been disrupted to coincide with a Congress debate about a comprehensive tax reform.
New Caledonia poised for tax reform
New Caledonia's Congress is due to debate a comprehensive tax reform.
Mixed response to UN's New Caledonia report
A United Nations report is fuelling debate on both sides over New Caledonia's electoral roll.
New Caledonia strike support dwindles
A number of New Caledonian unions have distanced themselves from calls for a general strike on Thursday.
UN reports on New Caledonia electoral rolls
A United Nations report on New Caledonia is encouraging those eligible to vote to enrol on the relevant rolls as the territory nears the 2018 independence referendum.
New Caledonia removal fraud case halted
New Caledonia's criminal court has declared itself unable to judge a case of alleged fraud by removal companies which reportedly overcharged the French defence ministry.
UN reports on New Caledonia rolls
A UN report on New Caledonia is encouraging those eligible to vote to enrol on the relevant rolls as the territory nears the 2018 independence referendum.
Concerns for Kanak opportunities after new research
New research has found that efforts to reduce employment inequalities for New Caledonia's indigenous Kanak population have stagnated.
Massive New Caledonia bushfire is extinguished
Authorities in New Caledonia say a massive bushfire that burned through 1,000 hectares in the past four days has been extinguished.
New Caledonia works to contain massive bushfire
A large bushfire in the territory's north is being brought under control, but strong winds and unfavourable weather conditions have made it difficult.