Election • FijiFiji election preparation moves ahead as key existing electoral laws face proposed changesFiji’s elections watchdogs say they are ready to run the next vote as the country prepares for its first referendum on constitutional reform.Elenoa TuragaiviuThu, 20 Aug
Election • Cook IslandsCook Islands Election: Democratic Party leader vows honest review after wipeoutTina Pupuke-Browne says the party must learn from its worst election result, but two Democratic candidates remain in tight races as declaration votes are counted.Rashneel Kumar, Cook Islands NewsWed, 19 Aug
Election • Cook IslandsCook Islands election gives Brown powerful majority as Mangaia MPs join governmentThree independents are joining the Cook Islands Party, giving Mark Brown's government a commanding majority and leaving a weakened opposition with a tougher fight to hold it to account.Christine RovoiTue, 18 Aug
ElectionKiwis living across Pacific urged to check enrolment before key election deadlines hitThousands of NZers across the Pacific can vote in the 7 November election, but an official says they need to check enrolment before key dates close.Renate RiversTue, 04 Aug
Politics • Aotearoa New ZealandPacific voters are listening but parties aren’t connecting, experts warnPacific communities are not hard to reach, they are simply waiting for political parties to speak to them in ways that feel real, two communications experts say.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uFri, 17 Jul
Politics • Aotearoa New ZealandNZ voting rights draw concerns over impact on Pacific communitiesThe Green Party says the proposal would silence some Pacific permanent residents while NZ First argues voting should be reserved for citizens.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uWed, 08 Jul
Election • NiueAnd then there were seven: Niue votes in record women MPsNiue has shattered the 35 per cent ‘critical mass’ threshold and unseated veteran ministers in a major shake-up.Renate RiversMon, 04 May
Pacific Region • Niue$3.80 a litre: Fuel crisis looms large as Niue’s ‘kingmaker’ village heads to the pollsWith petrol prices hitting record highs, the village of Alofi South is set to decide who leads Niue through its most difficult economic wave in years.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uThu, 30 Apr
PoliticsWater, roads and ‘party-hopping’: Vaimauga III voters head to the pollsA high-stakes by-election in Sāmoa is putting the spotlight on a controversial question: do you have to vote for the government to get basic services?Renate RiversThu, 30 Apr
Pacific Region • NiueThe cost of living crisis shapes Niue election as voters seek economic relief at the pollsRising food prices, fuel costs, and power cuts are driving voter concerns in Niue ahead of the 2 May election with economic pressure putting leadership and political stability under the spotlight.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uFri, 24 Apr