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"To demand that Bougainville should meet some economic threshold or be economically independent before political independence, is a foolish argument."

Trump filed a $10-billion lawsuit against CBS in October, before doubling the claim months later.

The head of the UN nuclear watchdog Rafael Grossi US strikes were a significant setback to Iran's progamme but "one cannot claim everything has disappeared'.

Some AI applications appear to be trying to tell us what we want to hear - and even avoid answers that might upset us. Is AI human after all? If so, should the media be wary? Video

The NZ foreign minister made the comment in response to the Trump administration's proposal to impose travel restrictions on three dozen nations, including three in the Pacific. Audio

The presentations at its annual Worldwide Developers Conference focused on incremental developments, including live translations for phone calls and design changes to its operating systems.

The accused triple-murderer has testified that she did not intentionally kill her relatives by putting death cap mushrooms in their meals.

Experts will gather in Auckland to discuss how to cope with the health impacts in the Pacific that are due to climate change.

However, the state broadcaster's managing director says, "We still have to do our homework."

A $77 million write-off of the Navy ship HMNZ Manawanui, which sank off Samoa last October, is contained in the Budget papers on defence.

Ciguatera, which is primarily contracted from reef fish, is considered a growing threat to food security, livelihoods, and public health in the region.

The community advocacy organisation ACT NOW is calling for action on illegal logging in the country.

Sejal Rao was qualified to be a medical lab technician which made the fabrications 'somewhat inexplicable'.

A police commander lamented recently that the public no longer respects police officers, who face an increasingly tough environment, are underpowered and unappreciated.

A former president of the Textile Clothing and Footwear Council of Fiji says a union offiical is "simply sprouting old information that suits their purposes".

A police commander in Papua New Guinea's National Capital District says the fact that the public no longer respects police is a sad day for the country.

After over two decades, Labour stalwart David Parker is calling time on a long career with just a few things left unachieved.

A NZ-based civil soceity group is working to lift improve conditions for workers in the industry, but a Fijian union official says workers in the sector "are very afraid" to engage.

A former rebel who fought in the bloody Bougainville Civil War in the 1990s is now running a tour business and sees tourism as a bright light to rejuvenate the economy.

TIPNG's chairman Peter Aitsi says the time for rhetoric has passed, and James Marape now has a golden opportunity to take action ahead of the 2027 elections. Audio

Bougainville wood carver Joe Dutuona spent April in New Zealand, learning a little about the country and introducing local artists to Bougainvillean culture. Audio

Concern is mounting in Tonga over the Sabbath Observance Laws, which ban many activities on Sundays.