Gauguin finally has a fitting memorial, writes Diana Plater.

Government officials are looking into whether ex-Fiji army chief Lieutenant Colonel Tevita Mara could be given political asylum, Prime Minister John Key says.

A Royal New Zealand Air Force Orion, sent to Kiribati yesterday to help in the search for six young people missing since Friday, will continue its search today.

The man who has changed the driving side of the road and time is now proposing Samoa changes its dates.

Niue is almost an empty country, writes Jim Eagles, but there's still plenty to do there.

New Caledonia has much more to offer than top shopping and French food.

The leader of Samoa's opposition party has been found guilty of bribery.

From den of iniquity to history-buff's heaven, Levuka has many interesting tales to tell, as Jim Eagles discovers.

Overstayers are said to be paying hundreds of dollars for fraudulent citizenship certificates.

Nesian Mystik lead the nominations for this year's Pacific Music Awards, with Ladi6 and Pacific Underground close behind.

I've always felt that food was one of the great reasons to travel. But you'd have to say that until relatively recently it wasn't top of the list of reasons for visiting the South Pacific.

A New Zealand-based Tongan man who lost friends in the Princess Ashika ferry tragedy in Tonga says the sentences handed to three of the men found guilty over the incident are a joke.

Four men and a shipping company found guilty of 30 charges relating to the 2009 sinking of the Tongan ferry Princess Ashika, in which 74 people died, will be sentenced today.

Annie Crummer inherited her fine voice from her dad. Now it's his turn to release an album, compiled from an old shoebox of remembered island songs, writes Scott Kara.

Families of the passengers whose lives were lost in Tonga's Princess Ashika ferry tragedy feel they have got some justice.