16 June, 2016. Managing public debt is a regional and global issue and Supreme Audit Institutions (SAIs) play a critical role by encouraging governments to adopt robust debt management strategies, sound risk management practices and proper reporting to disclose levels of public debt.

16 June, 2016. A student leader at the University of Papua New Guinea says students have chosen not to attend classes today out of respect for those hurt by police during last week's unrest.

13 June, 2016. The Parties to the Nauru Agreement say a new U.S. Government regulation violates a conservation measure on high seas fishing.

11 June, 2016. Civil Society and Private Sector representatives from Forum Member Countries are meeting in Nadi, on 10-11 June, for the sixth Non-State Actors (NSA) Dialogue on the Pacific Agreement on Closer Economic Relations (PACER) Plus, jointly organised by the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat and the Office of the Chief Trade Adviser (OCTA).

10 June, 2016. The New Zealand prime minister, John Key, has arrived in Fiji for a landmark visit, marking an end to a decade of mostly fractious relations between the two countries.

9 June, 2016. Pacific Trade & Invest (PT&I) New Zealand will be promoting a range of food and beverage products from the Pacific Islands to potential importers and distributors at the upcoming Fine Food New Zealand.

8 June, 2016. Pacific island nations are a step further towards cutting their high spending on importing diesel to generate electricity thanks to a pledge of more than $1 billion by donors including New Zealand for sustainable energy projects.

8 June, 2016. Police opened fire on students at the University of Papua New Guinea ahead of a planned protest, a student leader says.