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The Cook Islands Prime Minister, Henry Puna, and his New Zealand counterpart, John Key, have met in Auckland to discuss a range of challenges facing the Cook Islands. Audio

A Cook Islands opposition party wants help from New Zealand to address a lack of brain power to move the country forward. Audio

The Prime Minister remains adamant the Government's multi-million-dollar deal with a Saudi businessman was forced upon it because of the previous Labour-led Government. But Labour says the latest… Audio

New Zealand and the Cook Islands have reaffirmed their special relationship at a formal ceremony in Rarotonga today. Audio

The Cook Islands has been celebrating its fiftieth anniversary of self government, with a New Zealand delegation led by prime minister John Key in attendance. Audio

The Prime Minister remains confident a favourable Trans Pacific Partnership can be reached, and expects fresh talks to resume in the next few weeks. Audio

A legal expert says, on the 50th anniversary of the Cook Islands self government, that the limited autonomy granted in 1965 has worked for the small Pacific country. Audio

Is it a measure of how short our political memories are now that we'd all forgotten that Labour was in favour of a flag referendum going into the last election? Labour would review the design of the… Audio

The fallout from the drop in dairy prices is being blamed for a slump in economic confidence. Audio

The formal celebrations to mark the upcoming 50th independence anniversary in the Cooks Islands will take on a more local flavour. Audio

Greeks have been voting strongly against accepting a harsh bailout offer from Europe. Audio

The Prime Minister John Key says it is to soon to say whether the weekend of heavy rain, on the heels of flooding this winter in Wellington, Dunedin and the West Coast is symptomatic of climate… Audio

The New Zealand Prime Minister, John Key, is not planning on having another discussion on UN membership with the Cook Islands Prime Minister, Henry Puna. Audio

The Prime Minister, John Key, has repeated his support for a review of euthanasia. Audio

The United Nations are singing Tonga's praises after the country's recent steps towards developing stronger anti-corruption mechanisms. Audio

The Prime Minister has dismissed fears New Zealand troops in Iraq might face greater dangers now that Islamic State forces are in control of Ramadi. New Zealand First says those troops face an… Audio

Academic says PNG's Bougainville ban on Australia a product of the confidence that comes with a fast growing economy. Audio

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Managers of the Nauru detention centre have been admonished for not answering key questions during an Australian Senate inquiry into sexual abuse and violence at the facility. Audio

The Prime Minister has in the past made it very clear he opposes CGT. Audio

The Solomon Islands government will be introducing a new data system to help it monitor the progress of planned developments in its tourism sector. Audio

The Prime Minister, John Key says high levels of property investment by MPs should not surprise anyone. Audio

A Fiji based academic says a new formula for the funding is needed for the Pacific Islands Forum. Audio

Serial litigant, Graham McCready, has officially filed court papers, accusing the Prime Minister of assaulting an Auckland waitress by pulling her ponytail. Audio

The Prime Minister is in Saudi Arabia to talk free trade. How much should the country's human rights come into our economic relationship? We talk to Human Rights law lecturer Kris Gledhill from the… Audio