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Regional humanitarian meeting in NZ
A regional meeting is looking to discuss challenges, new partnerships, and the future of humanitarian action begins today in Auckland.
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Series of miracles save NZ sailors
A New Zealand sailor who leapt for his life from a burning yacht says he and his mates were saved by a series of miracles. Audio
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EU tax haven list criticised as arbitrary
An academic who specialises in tax havens says a blacklist released by the European Commission last week is arbitrary and poorly constructed. Audio
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Regional push to see more Pacific police women
Audio 25 Jun 2015The low representation of women police officers in the Pacific, is among one of the key issues highlighted at a regional police conference in Auckland this week. Audio
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Sailors jump from burning yacht
Two New Zealand sailors and their Mexican skipper have been rescued from a liferaft south of Niue after a fire in the engine compartment engulfed their yacht. Audio
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Sailors in dramatic rescue off Niue
Two New Zealand sailors and their Mexican skipper have been rescued from a liferaft south of Niue after a fire in the engine compartment engulfed their yacht.
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Regional police conference looks at low representation of women
The low representation of women police officers in the Pacific, is one of the matters being addressed at a police conference in Auckland this week.
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Cook Islanders hit out at NZ MP over pension bill
A Cook Islander has accused the New Zealand National MP Alfred Ngaro of voting against his own people, after the passing of the Social Assistance Bill.
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Cook Islands wants NZ to go further on Super
The Cook Islands has reacted negatively to the passing of the Social Assistance Bill in the New Zealand Parliament.
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Anjalee settles into Auckland life
It took five years to organise, $3 million and 11,000 kilometres of flying, but Auckland Zoo's newest elephant is finally here. Audio
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EU tax haven list labelled arbitrary and poorly constructed
An academic who specialises in tax havens says a blacklist released by the European Commission is arbitrary and poorly constructed.
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New elephant arrives at Auckland Zoo
Auckland Zoo's new elephant has arrived safely in New Zealand.
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The Day In Parliament for 19 June 2015 - morning edition
Trade Minister Tim Groser defends desert farm in Saudi Arabia despite high death rate among lambs; Foreign Affairs Committee hears petitions on Syrian Christian refugees & TPP trade deal. Bill… Audio
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Getting NZ Super now easier for some Pasifika peoples
New Zealanders wanting to return permanently to the Cook Islands, Niue or Tokelau will now be able to do so after the age of 55 without losing their eligibility for New Zealand Superannuation.
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The Day In Parliament for 18 June 2015
Trade Minister Tim Groser defends desert farm in Saudi Arabia despite high death rate among lambs; Foreign Affairs Committee hears petitions on Syrian Christian refugees & TPP trade deal. Bill… Audio
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Five Pacific countries on EU tax blacklist
The European Union has put five Pacific countries on its first list of international tax havens as part of a crackdown on multinational companies trying to avoid paying tax.
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EU signs major development funding to Pacific
The European Union has signed a 186 million US dollar deal with the Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat for its Pacific Regional Indicative Pogramme.
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Sport: Strongest ever weightlifting field for Pacific Games
The strongest weightlifting field in Pacific Games history will be on show in Papua New Guinea next month.
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Tradewinds for 9 June 2015
Audio 9 Jun 2015Citizenship sales progressing well in Vanuatu; Tonga departure tax hike irks Tongans abroad; Tahiti-Pacifique becomes a weekly magazine; Niue could become a global bee sanctuary. Audio
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Tagata o te Moana for 6 June 2015
Audio 6 Jun 2015Australia detention centre whistleblowers are going to be criminalised; Fiji's Government under fire for new rules in its proposed flag bill; destroyed clinics in Vanuatu putting pressure on national… Audio
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French ship visits Cooks after surveillance mission
The French naval ship Arago has paid a courtesy port visit to the Cook Islands after taking part in a regional monitoring mission.
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 5 June 2015
Audio 5 Jun 2015Child abuse costs the Asia/Pacific US$209 billion; personal contribution call for World Environment Day; the Fiji Electoral Commission is on the defence; there's a call in Bougainville for more… Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 5 June 2015
Audio 5 Jun 2015The Fiji Electoral Commission is on the defence; there's a call in Bougainville for more education on electoral rights; Niue could become a global bee sanctuary; Vanuatu's honorary citizenship scheme… Audio
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Niue - global bee sanctuary?
Audio 5 Jun 2015Niue could become a global bee sanctuary if the plans of two businessmen succeed. Audio
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Uga or Coconut Crab Hunting in Niue
Uga or coconut crab are hunted in large numbers in Niue but to conserve them the Niuean Government has placed an indefinite ban on their export Audio
