Oceania

Two Supreme Court cases that will delve into the constitutional requirements for 10 per cent female representation in parliament have been adjourned until next month before the Chief Justice

An art exhibition of local artists that brought together students from four Majuro high schools with NGOs Jo-Jikum and Waan Aelon in Majel has been hosted by the US embassy in Majuro

The Philippines will henceforth accept the country's Covid-19 vaccine certificates, thus facilitating travel between the two countries, especially when direct flights resume

Fifteen Solomon Islanders are now the first in their country to obtain a micro-qualification in maintaining seafood safety and quality thanks to scholarships funded through the University of the South Pacific

Hon. Kofe, Minister of Justice, Communication and Foreign Affairs, has been nominated for the Nobel Peace Prize by Guri Melby, the leader of the Norwegian Liberal Party, for his work in raising awareness of climate change issues

The undersea internet cable connecting the country to the rest of the world was repaired and restored five weeks after the eruption

Resolving the problem of persistent organic pollutants in Fiji requires a coordinated effort among all stakeholders; the Ministry has held consultations with moat of them and developed the National Implementation Plan

The country said it will list the entire Palestinian Islamist movement Hamas as a terrorist organisation, the last Western nation to do so, placing restrictions on funding or providing other support

Two young athletes from the South Island resort town of Wanaka bring the country to win the first and second gold ever in the history of the Winter Games

The PM said protesters opposing coronavirus mandates were using "intimidation and harassment" as authorities appeared to take a tougher stance towards the convoy of protesters who have been causing turmoil in Wellington for almost a week