Pacific Review

A coral five times the size of a tennis court has been discovered in Solomon Islands, with scientists saying it's the largest standalone coral in the world.

You probably know about the last moments of the Rainbow Warrior. But what do you know about the Greenpeace ship's last voyage before it was bombed by the French in New Zealand in 1985? Where had it come from, why was it there and what was it doing? Find out in The Last Voyage of the Rainbow Warrior.

Pacific leaders congratulate Trump on election success, but win raises concern over support for climate change. 

More than 100,000 women in seven Pacific countries will benefit from expanded cervical cancer screening and treatment services thanks to a $29-million donation to the University of New South Wales' Kirby Institute.

Samoa is playing host to a royal visitor, prime ministers and high-level leaders as it hosts the 27th Commonwealth Heads of Governments Meeting. 

Villagers in Samoa are calling for compensation, saying they can't fish or use the shore after a New Zealand Navy ship sunk off the coast of Upolu two weeks ago.

Samoan villagers are worried a sunken New Zealand navy ship could be leaking oil off the coast of Upolu.

It's the NRL grand final this weekend with the Penrith Panthers taking on Melbourne Storm. But in Papua New Guinea where love for rugby league is unmatched, there are concerns about sports gambling.

Failed Fiji coup leader George Speight has been released after spending 24 years behind bars for a violent takeover of parliament where he held the prime minister, hostage, for 56 days. But there's concerns his release will re-ignite ethnic division.

A roundup of major stories from across the region and the people involved and affected by them.