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Tonga and Vanuatu have signed up to China's Belt and Road initiative.

New Zealand have made an ominous start to the OFC Women's Nations Cup in New Caledonia, thrashing Tonga 11-0 in their opening match in Noumea.

The Football Ferns have got off to a flying start under new coach Tom Sermanni at the OFC Women's Nations Cup in New Caledonia.

New Zealand will contribute $US9.3 million over four years to support Pacific exporters, New Zealand's Foreign Affairs Minister has announced.

The Cook Islands and the Marshall Islands could be hampering transparency reform at the International Maritime Organisation, an international NGO said.

Papua New Guinea and New Caledonia have made winning starts to the OFC Women's Nations Cup.

A series of books designed to help Pacific children with literacy has won an award at the SunPix Pacific Peoples Awards in Auckland.

Media who were invited to cover Chinese President Xi Jinping's meeting with Pacific leaders have been denied entry by Chinese officials.

Gisborne farmers are thrilled with the prices they're receiving for their lambs - $140 dollars straight off their mothers. Southland arable farmers need the rain to stop.

Fiji has signed on to China's Belt and Road Initiative.

The Tonga men's sevens team have set their sights on the Tokyo Olympics after sealing their return to World Series competition.

The Cook Islands has appointed a New Zealand investigator to look into the death of a tourist in Rarotonga last week.

An academic says Australia's new diplomatic missions in some Pacific nations may not be very effective because of their close ties to other countries.

New Football Ferns coach Tom Sermanni says the players are ready to move on after a difficult period under their previous coach.

The Cook Islands government is delighted at New Zealand's loosening of the qualification rules around NZ Superannuation and the Veteran's Pension.