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A Bill linked to the Bougival Accord has been rejected by the French National Assembly.

The Ministry of Revenue and Customs in Tonga says tax exemptions are costing the government millions of dollars in lost revenue every year

President Hilda Heine signed off on an executive order which will impose measures to control government fuel usage

It's been a tense night for people on the island of Santo in Vanuatu after a powerful 7.2‑magnitude earthquake struck overnight. The quake hit 30 kilometres from the town of Luganville but could be felt as far as the capital Port Vila.

The United States has doubled the area it's considering opening up for deep sea mining in one of its Pacific territories.

Samoa’s Prime Minister Laʻaulialemalietoa Leuatea Polataivao Fosi Schmidt will hear his verdict today over a long-running conspiracy case, Mr Schmidt faces potential jail time if convicted.

Fiji's Deputy Director of Public Prosecutions has defended the move to grant immunity to several people charged in connection to the country's largest cocaine bust in order to catch the "big fish."

Solomon Islands' opposition claim they're the "government in waiting" with their 28 MPs holding the majority of seats in parliament.

The debate for a no confidence motion filed against Solomon Islands' PM Jeremiah Manele could be held as early as Tuesday after a mass resignation of government ministers but only when Mr Manele decides to convene parliament which could be as late as June.

After mass resignations and in the face of a no confidence motion, Solomon Islands' Prime Minister Jeremiah Manele has appointed former Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare, who just a year ago attempted to oust him from office, as deputy Prime Minister.