Ecuadorian fishermen who survived US boat strikes sue Trump administration
US military has killed nearly 250 people in attack on ‘narco-terrorism’, and on 17 March, sank the 16 plaintiffs’ boat, leaving two with serious burns
US military has killed nearly 250 people in attack on ‘narco-terrorism’, and on 17 March, sank the 16 plaintiffs’ boat, leaving two with serious burns
ASEAN summit comes as US president embarks on Asia trip that will see him meet China's Xi.
Natasya Salim is a journalist in the ABC's Asia Pacific Newsroom. You can follow her on Twitter: @natasyajour
This four-bedroom house has a high-water mark boundary, magnificent views and direct stairway access to Bungan Beach.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has put the Pacific at the centre of his COP31 pitch, but Australia's continued expansion of coal and gas is drawing criticism from climate advocates.
Climate finance and the move away from fossil fuels have dominated discussions on the opening day of the COP31 summit.
Ian Hart wore replica medals for decades after serving in the Australian Army. He has now been awarded the official service medals he earned.
Libby Hogan is a journalist and producer with ABC's Asia Pacific Newsroom. In 2017 she was awarded a grant from National Geographic as one of their Young Explorers to continue her reporting on the conflict in Kachin State, in the north of Myanmar.
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Man taken to hospital after falling off Royal Caribbean ship in Pacific Ocean, with Coast Guard investigating incident
Lucy Murray is a senior reporter at ABC Perth. She comes to the ABC with more than decade of journalism experience, across Australia and the Pacific region. Lucy was awarded the Walkley Foundation's Sean Dorney Grant for Pacific Journalism in 2022.
Erin Handley is a journalist with the ABC's Asia Pacific Newsroom. You can follow her on Twitter: @erinahandley
Australia helps lead COP31 as nations confront warming beyond 1.5°C and Pacific leaders demand action.
The next World Cup will bring major internationals to the US for the first time since the England-New Zealand Denver Test in 2018.
A pristine atoll in the Pacific Ocean once owned by late acting legend Marlon Brando is the birthplace of a new carbon removal technology.
The next World Cup will bring major internationals to the US for the first time since the England-New Zealand Denver Test in 2018.
In the Pacific Ocean, between Hawaii and California, a wide patch of water has become significantly bluer and greener. Microsplastic pollution may be to blame.
Nepali tennis player Abhishek Bastola has become the first player from the country to gain acceptance into the Australian Open 2027 Asia-Pacific Wild Card Play-off, marking another milestone for Nepali tennis.