Member Countries
Australia, Cook Islands, Federated States of Micronesia, Fiji, Kiribati, Nauru, New Zealand, Niue, Palau, Papua New Guinea, Republic of Marshall Islands, Samoa, Solomon Islands, Tonga, Tuvalu, Vanuatu
 Australia Capital: Canberra Land: 7,686,848 sq km EEZ: 8.6 million sq km Population: 19.6 million (2003 est.) Language: English Currency: Australian Dollar Economy: Agriculture, mining, manufacturing, services and tourism Visit Australia's Government website Return to top  Cook Islands Capital: Rarotonga Land: 240 sq km EEZ: 1.8 million sq km Population: 19,000 (2003 est.) Language: Cook Islands Maori, English Currency: New Zealand Dollar, Cook Islands coins Economy: Agriculture, black pearls, offshore banking and tourism Visit Cook Islands' Government website Return to top  Federated States of Micronesia Capital: Pohnpei Land: 700 sq km EEZ: 2.9 million sq km Population: 112,000 (2003 est.) Language: English, Micronesian languages Currency: United States Dollar Economy: Agriculture and fisheries Visit FSM's Government website Return to top  Fiji Capital: Suva Land: 18,272 sq km EEZ: 1.26 million sq km Population: 775,000 (2003 est.) Language: English, Fijian, Hindi Currency: Fiji Dollar Economy: Agriculture, clothing, fisheries, forestry, tourism and sugar Visit Fiji's Government website Return to top  Kiribati Capital: Tarawa Land: 726 sq km EEZ: 3.6 million sq km Population: 88,000 (2003 est.) Language: English, Kiribati Currency: Australian Dollar Economy: Copra, fisheries and seaweed Return to top  Nauru Capital: Yaren Land: 21 sq km EEZ: 320,000 sq km Population: 12,000 (2003 est.) Language: English, Nauruan Currency: Australian Dollar Economy: Phosphate Return to top  New Zealand Capital: Wellington Land: 270,000 sq km EEZ: 2.2 million sq km Population: 3.8 million (2003 est.) Language: English, Maori Currency: New Zealand Dollar Economy: Agriculture, forestry, services, manufacturing and tourism Visit New Zealand's Government website Return to top  Niue Capital: Alofi Land: 259 sq km EEZ: 390,000 sq km Population: 1,650 (2003 est.) Language: English, Niuean Currency: New Zealand Dollar Economy: Agriculture, banking, telecommunications and tourism Visit Niue's Government website Return to top  Palau Capital: Koror Land: 487 sq km EEZ: 600,900 sq km Population: 20,000 (2003 est.) Language: English, Palauan Currency: United States Dollar Economy: Fisheries and tourism Visit Palau's Government website Return to top  Papua New Guinea Capital: Port Moresby Land: 462,000 sq km EEZ: 3.1 million sq km Population: 5.6 million (2003 est.) Language: English, Tok Pisin, Hiri Motu, local languages Currency: Kina Economy: Agriculture, fisheries, forestry and mining Visit PNG's Government website Return to top  Republic of Marshall Islands Capital: Majuro Land: 181 sq km EEZ: 2.1 million sq km Population: 54,000 (2003 est.) Language: English, Marshallese Currency: United States Dollar Economy: Agriculture and US Military spending Visit RMI's Government website Return to top  Samoa Capital: Apia Land: 2,934 sq km EEZ: 120,000 sq km Population: 179,000 (2003 est.) Language: English, Samoan Currency: Tala Economy: Agriculture, fisheries, manufacturing and tourism Visit Samoa's Government website Return to top  Solomon Islands Capital: Honiara Land: 28,000 sq km EEZ: 1.6 million sq km Population: 450,000 (2003 est.) Language: English, Pijin, local languages Currency: Solomon Islands Dollar Economy: Agriculture, fisheries and forestry Visit the Solomon Islands Government website Return to top  Tonga Capital: Nuku’alofa Land: 688 sq km EEZ: 700,000 sq km Population: 101,000 (2003 est.) Language: English, Tongan Currency: Pa’anga Economy: Agriculture Visit Tonga's Government website Return to top  Tuvalu Capital: Funafuti Land: 26 sq km EEZ: 757,000 sq km Population: 10,000 (2003 est.) Language: English, Tuvaluan Currency: Australian Dollar Economy: Agriculture, fisheries and philatelic sales Visit Tuvalu's Government website Return to top  Vanuatu Capital: Port Villa Land: 12,190 sq km EEZ: 680,000 sq km Population: 204,000 (2003 est.) Language: Bislama, English, French, local languages Currency: Vatu Economy: Agriculture, fisheries and tourism Visit Vanuatu's Government website Return to top |
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