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It is election day in Vanuatu as polling stations throughout 18 constituencies open their doors.

There are a total of 49 regional and international observers currently in Vanuatu to monitor the running of the October 13 snap election.

Samoa's top cop says increasing criminal complaints lodged by tourists a concern; Palau climate negotiator believes Climate Finance promise needs to be followed through at COP27, and more

Scores of homes near the Vanuatu capital which were deemed illegal dwellings were destroyed on Tuesday following a court-ordered eviction.

This is "Japa" season for many Nigerians. “Japa” means to escape in Yoruba language. In this context, the word means “travel out of country”

Brian Johnston and Craig Tansley bring their pick of the best breaks you can take in three to five days, no matter where in Australia you live.

The South Pacific island nation is reopening to tourism for the first time since prepandemic on July 1.

Nauru Covid-19 cases now over 2000; Sixty-seven women contesting municipal elections in Port Vila; HRPP members take legal action against Samoa's Speaker, and more.

The Vanuatu Government has pulled the plug on a planned march tomorrow in Port Vila to protest the rules around vaccines.

Vanuatu Red Cross says transporting the Covid-19 vaccines outside of Port Vila has been a major hindrance to increasing the vaccination rates in the country.