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The Cooks Islands Prime Minister, Jim Marurai, says if any minister is to be sacked it'll be his responsibility to do that. Local media report say the Democratic Party national...

The Commonwealth of the Northern Marianas Visitors Authority is hosting print and TV media representatives this week and travel agents from Pusan, Korea. The media and agents are here to...

The Deputy Director for Schools in Tonga says the media industry is happy that a formal journalism course is finally available in the country. Tonga's first certificate and diploma course...

The Media Council of Tonga says the certificate course on Media and Journalism studies launched today is a very important step for journalism in Tonga. The course is the first...

Fiji's military commander and interim prime minister says Fiji can learn from this week's US State Department Report to make the country a better one. But Commodore Bainimarama has told...

Reports in the Australian media say Canberra is adopting a more aggressive stance in dealing with its Pacific neighbours. The Foreign Minister, Alexander Downer, has warned that Australia has to...

The University of the South Pacific journalism staff have celebrated the 10th anniversary of the student training newspaper, Wansolwara. Among attendees were the divisional head of USP journalism…

An academic says Pacific journalists need better training in order to fulfill a nation-building role critical to developing countries. Dr David Robie, who teaches journalism at Auckland University of…

A court in New Caledonia has held a weekend sitting to remand a Wallisian man who was arrested in France last month suspected of killing a Kanak in ethnic violence...

More than a thousand customers showed up for the first hour of a fast food trial in American Samoa this morning. Officials at the McDonalds restaurant say they were expecting...