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Member countries of the Pacific Islands' Forum Fisheries Agency gathered this week to discuss the East New Britain Initiative and enhancing cooperation on "shared aspirations" for sustainable tuna fis...

Pacific island workers in Australia under a working visa scheme will have to wait nine months longer for changes that would boost their wages.

Whangaroa Ngaiotonga Trust and Tawapata South Māori Incorporation Onenui Station have been announced finalists for this year's Ahuwhenua Trophy, which recognises excellence in Māori sheep an...

Two new treaties adopted this year by the World Intellectual Property Organisation (WIPO) aim to address Indigenous peoples' interests, though some question their strength and implementation.

Temporary migrants, Indigenous people and asylum seekers are at a heightened risk of modern slavery in Australia. While Australia has strong legal protections including criminal sanctions for forced l...

Tens of thousands of Pacific islanders working in Australia are facing exploitation, with concerns their rights have been stripped so low it borders on slavery.

The international community is out of step with Pacific Island nations' needs on covering the costs of adjusting to a warmer world, the aid agency of the Catholic Church says.

At the Australian Sustainable Finance Institute Summit held on Thursday in Sydney on Gadigal land, Māori leader Te Pūoho Kātene, chief executive of Tapuwae Roa, delivered a powerful key...