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News in Niuean for 25 January 2017
Audio 25 Jan 2017The latest news in Niuean language (Vagahau Niue). Audio
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Renewed pleas for Trump to change climate change stance
Pacific Island countries have renewed their calls for US president-elect Donald Trump to reconsider his stance on climate change.
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Multi-million dollar passenger vessel arrives in American Samoa
The American Samoa Government's new multi-million dollar passenger and cargo vessel arrives in Pago Pago amid a packed crowd, which included territorial leaders.
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Dame Valerie Adams: 'I'm a strong wahine'
The Olympic champion shotputter hopes her honour will inspire others to "chase their dreams". She was one of seven people to take the title of Sir or Dame. Audio
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NZ's New Year Honours recognises services to the Pacific
Pacific people have been recognised for services to their communities in the New Year Honours list, with two receiving the highest honour.
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Te Ahi Kaa - Highlights of 2016
In the last show for 2016, Justine presents a few highlights from stories covered during the year. Audio, Gallery
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Local wisdom could help Pacific's students achieve more
Students in the Pacific could achieve more for themselves and their communities if their learning focused more on local knowledge and culture.
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Local wisdom key to Pacific education
Audio 21 Dec 2016A Pacific islands development scholar urges more local wisdom be used in schools around the Pacific. Audio
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Tradewinds for 20 December 2016
Audio 20 Dec 2016Fiji's agriculture takes hit from heavy rain; Land law changes in Fiji unsettle investors; American Samoa loses hundreds of cannery jobs; Niue honey makes a mark in Britain. Audio
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 19 December 2016
Audio 19 Dec 2016Vanuatu no confidence motions in perspective; Big quake a reminder that seismic volatility a part of life in PNG; Tonga psychiatrist backs attempted suicide law; Fiji's Rugby Union comes under fire… Audio
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Double Gold for Niue Honey in UK
Niue Honey's general manager says the company is looking forward to a big year in 2017 after its medal haul at Britain's National Honey Show. Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 19 December 2016
Audio 19 Dec 2016The Fiji Rugby Union comes under fire over lack of contracts for sevens players; Real estate agent says Fiji is "open for business" despite land laws imposed on foreign owners; The Cook Islands… Audio
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Niue Honey celebrates international success
Audio 19 Dec 2016Niue Honey is the winner of two golds and an international best in show at the UK's National Honey Show. Audio
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Tagata o te Moana for 17 December 2016
Audio 17 Dec 2016A decolonisation plebiscite on Guam that was due to be held last month is likely to be deferred to 2018; A real estate agent says Fiji is still "open for business" despite laws that threaten foreign… Audio
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Wairoa plane debris retrieved
Pilot George Anderson and his passenger, Robert Solouota, died in the crash that cut power to the region for 33 hours.
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Pacific poetry through the eyes of a first generation NZer
Audio 12 Dec 2016A New Zealand poet reminisces on his boyhood in Niue and explores his Cook Islands' heritage in a new poetry collection. Audio
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Sport: Pasifika Youth Cup league comp to debut in Auckland
The inaugural Pasifika Youth Cup rugby league competition will be held in Auckland next month.
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Niue community in Samoa marks 150 years
The Niue community in Samoa came together last week to celebrate 150 years since settling in Samoa in what's known as the A'ai o Niue, in Apia.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 28 November 2016
Audio 28 Nov 2016Fiji officers convicted of Soko rape, file appeal; Its business as usual in PNG's mining sector despite commodity price slump; Niue is a step closer to getting digital TV channels to air; A Tongan… Audio
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Niue close to getting digital channels to air
Audio 28 Nov 2016Niue's public broadcaster is close having 12 digital television channels on the air. Audio
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Tagata o Te Moana for 26 November 2016
Audio 26 Nov 2016The eight police officers and one military officer who were convicted of rape and sexual assualt in Fiji, have been sentenced to up to nine years in jail; girls on the Vanuatu island of Tanna are… Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 25 November 2016
Audio 25 Nov 2016The Cooks Marae Moana conservation plan is almost doubled in size; Huge gains are possible for the Pacific according to the World Bank's new regional director; Five people are dead after… Audio
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Dateline Pacific evening edtion for 24 November 2016
Audio 24 Nov 2016Five people are dead after 'catastrophic' floods in New Caledonia; A planned human rights march in Fiji is stopped; A new museum's opened to house Niue's heritage; Samoa's suspended police chief faces… Audio
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New museum to give home to Niue's heritage
Audio 24 Nov 2016More than a decade after Niue lost its old museum in a cyclone, preparations are underway to build a new cultural centre to help preserve the country's heritage. Audio
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Niue High Comm disappointed it's taken so long to replace museum
Niue's High Commissioner to New Zealand says a new museum will be great for the country but it's disappointing it has taken more than a decade to replace the old one.
