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Tonga have named thirteen new caps to face the All Blacks this weekend.

Unexploded bombs being detonated in Solomon Islands today; Herd immunity remains elusive in CNMI despite big vaccination numbers; Samoa Sevens team denied entry to Samoa after not meeting covid…

Hundreds of people living along Wellington's south coast are waiting to see if massive waves hitting the area last night caused any damage. Audio

Facebook says it has launched a public education campaign to combat health-related misinformation in the Pacific Islands.

Nauru's government is being urged to halt its reported push to allow deep sea mining in international waters by 2024.

The Cook Islands Secretary of Health, Bob Williams, says a number of people planning to travel to the Cooks were offloaded in Auckland before the Thursday flight to Rarotonga.

Although there are no Covid-19 cases in the community today, Ashley Bloomfield says the numbers at the moment suggest about 100 people were in the two bars at the relevant times.

Bobbing in the golden sunset on the calm waters of Avarua Harbour, sheltered by the lush, jagged peaks of Rarotonga, the vaka is an impressive sight.

Bobbing in the golden sunset on the calm waters of Avarua Harbour, sheltered by the lush, jagged peaks of Rarotonga, the vaka is an impressive sight.

A new vaccination campaign in the Pacific is targeting 100,000 children across nine countries. Audio

Ministry halts logging in Samoa, Covid-19: Cook Islanders fail to show for second jab; New police chief in Vanuatu, and more.

The new Secretary-General of the Pacific Islands Forum says he will champion solidarity and unity within the regional grouping.

There are no cases of Covid-19 in the community to report today, Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins says.

The Dawn Raids were an opportunity for the largely Anglo-centric media to attack a vulnerable population, according to a former RNZ journalist.

Samoans eligible to get vaccinated against COVID-19 are being urged to do so after new figures showed the country's rates of vaccination falling behind other Pacific nations.