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Master artists from Tokelau share their wisdom
A master carver and three weavers from Tokelau have traveled to New Zealand to share their passion and knowledge with the local community. Audio
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Niue looking for more Air New Zealand flights
The Niue Government is in talks with Air New Zealand over extending its flights to the island.
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 27 October 2016
PNG's first VR film looks at sustaining peace after conflict; Calls for PNG to lift its game over Bougainville; Cooks police apologise for poor communication during shootout; Niue says it want to seek… Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 27 October 2016
Audio 27 Oct 2016Cooks police apologise for communication problems but defend actions; Niue to seek UN membership; High-acheiving youth seek turnaround on Pasifika stats; Fiji media regulator urged to act without… Audio
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Niue to seek UN membership
Audio 27 Oct 2016Niue wants a say on international issues and is planning to seek membership of the United Nations. Audio
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World in Sport for 26 October 2016
Audio 26 Oct 2016This week, Papua New Guinea go top of the World Cricket League Championship; The Niue rugby league team heads to Africa; Vanuatu calls for more help for emerging league nations; And the Flying Fijians… Audio
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Niue's premier calls for UN membership
The Premier of Niue, Toke Talagi, says his country wants to be a member of the United Nations.
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Niue pension increases
The premier of Niue has told the islanders that their country is debt free and this is why pensions are getting a nearly ten percent lift.
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Sport: Niue depart for African rugby league tour
The Niue rugby league team fly out today for a two-week tour of South Africa as they continue their development on the international stage.
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Jock McEwen – pākeha kaumatua
"There’s got to be something special about that person that they can find that space amongst our people” - Te Ururoa Flavell on historian, linguist and master carver Jock McEwen, who died in 2010. Audio, Gallery
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 21 October 2016
Audio 21 Oct 2016Parts of Papua New Guinea are reeling from the impact of heavy rain; An Australian Senator calls for a reversal of the changes Canberra has made on Norfolk Island; The USP says it will review a… Audio
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Niue vanilla hits NZ Trade Aid stores
Audio 21 Oct 2016Niue Vanilla will be the first Pacific product to be sold in New Zealand's Trade Aid stores in over 40 years. Audio
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Niuean community looks to youth to revive language
The Niuean community is hoping that this week's Niuean language celebrations around New Zealand will help to revive its dying language.
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Niueans work to revive dying language
The Niuean community is hoping that this week's Niuean language celebrations around New Zealand will help to revive their dying language. Audio
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Filariasis eliminated in three Pacific nations
Audio 20 Oct 2016Vanuatu's director of public health says the elimination of filariasis is cause for celebration but eradication is the target. Audio
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Niueans work to revive dying language
Audio 20 Oct 2016The Niuean community are hoping that this week's Niuean language celebrations around New Zealand will help to revive their dying language. Audio
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 19 October 2016
Audio 19 Oct 2016The controversial Sustainable Fisheries Partnership Agreement between the European Union and the Cook Islands has been formally adopted; The Cook Islands environmental group Te Ipukarea is furious the… Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 19 October 2016
Audio 19 Oct 2016Amnesty International says New Zealanders want this country to speak out of Nauru detention camps abuses; an academic specialising in West Papua says Pacific Islands peoples are taking the lead on… Audio
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Niue's first ukulele festival to benefit humpback conservation
Audio 19 Oct 2016The song of the humpback and the strum of the uke combine to attract visitors to Niue. Audio
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Niue, Cooks and Vanuatu get rid of filariasis
Three Pacific countries last week got a pat on the back from the World Health Organisation for eliminating filariasis.
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NZ Pasifika language weeks break down intolerance
The Pasifika language weeks in New Zealand are important for breaking down societal intolerance of Pasifika and Maori language as well as other minority ethnic languages, an academic says.
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Niue Tourism denies water issues
Niue Tourism has rejected claims that bottled water due to be exported from the island has not been properly tested.
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 26 September 2016
Audio 26 Sep 2016Pacific leaders raise West Papua at the UN; For the first time the occurrence of albanism is being documented in Fiji; Bougainville's Momis dismisses Panguna opposition; Concerns over calcium in… Audio
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NZ buyers want 15 tonnes of Vanuatu taro a month
New Zealand taro buyers have told growers in Vanuatu they are prepared to buy 15 tonnes of taro per month.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 26 September 2016
Audio 26 Sep 2016Bougainville's president dismisses claims by one Panguna landowner group which is disputing government control of a mining company; Concerns have been raised over high levels of calcium and possible… Audio
