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The latest economic outlook says China's growing middle class will keep buying New Zealand's exports despite fears about the true state of its economy. Audio

Cook Island residents are raising concerns about the Prime Minister's leadership after he denied the country had a serious depopulation issue. Audio

The US says they are working hard on an answer to an appeal from a Marshallese community for assistance for relocation. Audio

Visiting humpback whales bring a tourist bonanza to Niue. Audio

The Tuvalu government is to launch its national youth policy today giving young people a voice in decision-making. Audio

New Zealand and the Cook Islands have reaffirmed their strong ties 50 years after a novel deal was forged allowing self government for the Cooks including New Zealand passports for its people. Audio

New Zealand and the Cook Islands have reaffirmed their strong ties 50 years after a novel deal was forged allowing self government for the Cooks including New Zealand passports for its people. Audio

A ship detained in Papua New Guinea for its alleged role in a human trafficking ring has been escorted to Port Moresby for further investigation. Audio

Authorities in Papua New Guinea have rescued at least eight fishermen kept in slave-like conditions on a Thai-owned refrigerator ship and are hunting for other ships. Audio

The International Organisation for Migration links up with the Papua New Guinea Government to improve border management. Audio

The migration boom is expected to ebb rather than fall sharply amid signs that the pace of economic growth is slowing in New Zealand. Audio

The international agency the IOM has committed to help Papua New Guinea cope with people forced to migrate by climate change. Audio

The growing economy is continuing to attract people to live and work long-term in New Zealand, driving annual migration to fresh highs for the 11th straight month. Audio

A newly-published book hopes to shine a light on the difficult problems and choices facing the Pacific Islands today. Audio

Robust immigration and surging tourism are not expected to stop the Reserve Bank cutting interest rates again soon. Audio

An economists says there's little sign that net migration is waning. Audio

The author of a recent report which sparked headlines around the world saying Tuvalu is growing, not sinking says the research is being misrepresented. Audio

New Zealand's migration boom may be short lived. Audio

New Zealand's had its highest-ever influx of immigrants - a record net gain of almost 57-thousand in the year to April, well past the 34-thousand-400 from the year before. Audio

Jobs figures out this week are expected to show more jobs but low wage growth. Audio

For 40 years Auckland psychiatrist Dr Sai Woh Wong has been trying to remove barriers for Chinese people in New Zealand to access mental health services. His work has taken place in the community, in… Audio

Vistor arrivals have hit new highs, helped by the Cricket World Cup. Audio

The Asylum Seeker Resource Centre, or ASRC, says a Bill which would allow force to be used in immigration detention would encourage a greater culture of abuse and mistreatment. Audio

An asylum seeker advocate says a proposed law change could allow people in immigration detention to be exposed to excessive force and degrading treatment. Audio

The chair of the New Zealand Disaster Relief Forum says there is an urgent need for Vanutu to be rebuilt stronger than ever following Cyclone Pam, as it is the most disaster-prone country in the… Audio