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Fiji interim Prime Minister has declined to comment on allegations made in court last week that the mastermind of an assassination plot against him, has escaped punishment.
Fiji authorities to investigate alleged assassination mastermind
Fiji Freedom Movement concerned about politician not seen for six days
The Australia-based Fiji Democracy and Freedom Movement has expressed its concern about a former parliamentarian, Peceli Rinakama, who has not been seen since last Friday.
PNG struggles to contain cholera outbreak
Papua New Guinea is still struggling to contain its first cholera outbreak in 50 years, which has affected 2,400 people since it began.
No trace of Fiji politician Rinakama seized by military
Reports from Fiji say the wherabouts are unknown of a nationalist politician, Peceli Rinakama, who was last seen on Friday.
Vanuatu Coroner says VMF needs to be investigated following prisoner’s death
The Vanuatu Coroner says the Government needs to rein in the police paramilitary unit, the Vanuatu Mobile Force.
American Samoa’s balance of trade expected to see a worsening deficit this year
American Samoa’s balance of trade will see a worsening deficit this year due to the closure of the Samoa Packing tuna cannery.
Sir John leaves Brussels after 5 successful years at the ACP
BRUSSELS – Sir John Kaputin, the outgoing Secretary-General of the African, Caribbean and Pacific (ACP) Group and his management signed off from Brussels, Belgium last week after a successful five-year spell at the pinnacle of the organisation.
New Caledonia seeks Australian support for forum membership
Australia will support New Caledonia's push to become a full member of the Pacific Islands Forum.
Papuans in Australia call on Indonesia for more openness
The Australian-based West Papuan National Coalition for Liberation says Indonesia’s President, Susilo Bambang Yudhoyono, should show his goodwill to Australia and the international community by allowing more outside contact with the Papua region.
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