Kiribati
Kiribati President meets jailed seamen in Italy
The Kiribati President Taneti Maamau on Sunday met with eight I-Kiribati men who are in custody in Italy awaiting sentence on drugs trafficking offences.
Impacts of climate change on Pacific food raised in Rome
A high-level meeting in Rome has warned that climate change poses an "alarming threat to food systems and food security in the Pacific islands."
Plan for Romanov Empire in Kiribati still alive
A Russian businessman who unsuccessfully tried to revive the Romanov Empire in Kiribati says the project for his 'Alternative Russia' in the Pacific is still alive.
Kiribati infants receive cleft palates surgery in Taiwan
Two infants from Kiribati, who were born with cleft lips and palates, have undergone successful surgery in Taiwan.
Three missing Kiribati fishermen found
Three Kiribati fishermen who were missing for four days in the Pacific Ocean have been found by a New Zealand Defence Force's P-3 Orion.
NZ Orion searching large area for missing Kiribati fishermen
A New Zealand Defence Force P-3 Orion has been pulled off fisheries patrol to search for three Kiribati fishermen missing since Saturday.
Kiribati gets GCF grant to access more funding
The Green Climate Fund is giving the Kiribati government $US585,927 dollars to help the country better engage with the Fund.
Author challenges British denial over Pacific nuclear legacy
The author of a new book on Pacific nuclear weapons testing says he hopes it will shed more light on Britain's tests in the region.
Concerns over the selling of expired goods in Kiribati
The minister of health in Kiribati has used Facebook to remind people to check the expiry date on food products they want to purchase.
Kiribati Oil executive seen crashing car could be alcohol related
Kiribati Citizens Against Corruption co-founder claims state owned Kiribati Oil Company chief executive has been seen crashing his company car.
Kiribati MP exposes careless payment
An MP in Kiribati says he is appalled by the payment procedure used by the finance ministry after an open cheque for about $US9000 was given to the wrong person.
Kiribati launches anti-corruption strategy
The Kiribati government has launched its first ever National Anti-Corruption Strategy.
More cervical screening needed in Kiribati
Health researchers in Kiribati say at least four women die annually from cervical cancer but only ten percent of women in the target age group are being screened.
Kiribati encourages cancer screening
Kiribati health authorities say new research has revealed more needs to be done to teach people about cervical cancer as cultural barriers are preventing women from being screened. Audio
Tito resigns from Kiribati parliament
Kiribati's former president Teburoro Tito has resigned from parliament to become the country's representative to the United Nations in New York.
Solomon Airlines and Air Kiribati partner on new service
Solomon Airlines and Air Kiribati have launched a new service linking Brisbane and Tarawa via Honiara.
No apology from Kiribati opposition for boycott
The opposition leader in Kiribati, Titabu Tabane, says he will not apologise to the House for boycotting a session of parliament.
De Brum helped deepen climate change discussion - Tong
A former Kiribati president says the late Tony de Brum helped deepen climate change discussions.
Millions approved for Kiribati outer islands infrastructure
The Kiribati parliament has approved almost $US24 million to upgrade infrastructure on the outer islands.
Kiribati people ‘cursed’ by kava
Kiribati's former president, Sir Ieremia Tabai, has called on the government to up its game if it wants its people to be fit and healthy.