New Caledonia

The New Caledonian government says it hopes to begin with the repatriation of citizens stranded by the Covid-19 crisis by Friday

A man in New Caledonia has been jailed over last weekend's vandalism at Noumea's international airport amid the Covid-19 crisis.

New Caledonia has identified another person with Covid-19, bringing the total to 15.

The New Caledonian government is working on a plan to repatriate about 1500 residents stranded outside the territory because of the Covid-19 crisis.

Another four people in New Caledonia were confirmed to carry the Covid-19 virus on Wednesday, raising the tally within one week to 14.

Two more people in New Caledonia have been confirmed to carry the Covid-19 virus, raising the tally within one week to 12.

The number of confirmed Covid-19 cases in New Caledonia has risen to 10, a week after the illness was first diagnosed in two travellers.

New Caledonia's pro-independence party, the Caledonian Union, says it has been a serious mistake to insist on maintaining air links to France in view of the Covid-19 crisis.

More than 20 Wallisians from New Caledonia have been stranded in Auckland since last Saturday after their government closed the border due to Covid-19.

New Caledonia has recorded a further two Covid-19 cases, bringing its total to nine.

New Caledonia has recorded a further two Covid-19 cases, bringing its total to seven.

Windows have been smashed at New Caledonia's international airport a day after a demonstration for tougher measures to contain the Covid-19 outbreak.

People in New Caledonia have been ordered to stay at home from midnight tonight for at least 15 days as the Covid-19 outbreak keeps spreading.

New Caledonia's government has ordered people to stay home for at least 15 days from the end of Monday.