Oceania
Experts have gathered for the first Oceania Seabird Symposium in Aotearoa this week, a three-day event convening at the University of Auckland and organised by the Secretariat of the Pacific Regional...
Four clubs from Australia are among those chasing a place in the Oceania Football Confederation's first professional competition kicking off next January.
An Australian club could be squaring off against Tahitian, Fijian, PNG and New Zealand opposition as a new FIFA-backed Pacific soccer competition nears reality.
16-year-old Thewbelle Philp has set a new Australian under-20 women's 60 metres record, running 7.30 seconds at the 2025 Australian Short Track Athletics Championships at the weekend.
Samoan Olympic sailor, Vaimo'oi'a Ripley, recently competed at the 2025 Oceania and Australian Open and Youth Championships at the Royal Queensland Yacht Squadron (RQYS) in Brisbane, Australia.
The Oceania Football Confederation is set to establish a professional Pacific Football League within the next two years. The concept for the domestic competition played across multiple island-nations...
Metropolitan France may be around 16,000 kilometres from the middle of the Pacific, but its telling influence extends to the Oceania Football Confederation.
Aotearoa/New Zealand has joined New Caledonia in the last four Oceania teams for a direct route through to the 2026 FIFA World Cup in North America.
Indigenous leaders and tobacco control experts from across Oceania have gathered on the Gold Coast this week to develop an 'endgame' strategy for tobacco in the region.
Four of the eight nations competing in Oceania's first full round of qualification have taken a great stride in the draw towards the FIFA 2026 World Cup finals.
Through a lens, Jaru man Donny Imberlong has seen the changing Kimberley landscape over two decades. Going by the Instagram name of @donnydrysdale, Mr Imberlong's passions are the bush and taking phot...
Rising First Nations Darwin sports stars, 24-year-old Romone Lewin and 15-year-old Briseis Brittain, are proud of the determination and hard work that has gotten them to where they are today.
Anika Gosling spun and twisted her way into a first international competition representing Australia at the Oceania Athletics Championships and came two medal colours away from jumping on board again...