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Two potential cyclones brew
Fiji's Met Service says it is keeping a close watch on two weather systems that have the potential to develop into cyclones this coming weekend.
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Pension portability plans for NZ's Realm
Audio 30 Jan 2015People wanting to retire in the Cook Islands, Niue or Tokelau will be able to leave New Zealand ten years earlier under new laws expected to come into force this year. Audio
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Pension portability draw card for Niueans
Niue's High Commissioner to New Zealand, O'Love Jacobsen, says she welcomes changes to New Zealand pension portability expected to come into effect this year.
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Cooks make submission on NZ pension Act
The Cook Islands Prime Minister says Cabinet has approved submissions to proposed amendments to an Act affecting New Zealand superannuation portability.
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Mixed bag for Pacific: 2014 MDG report
The Cook Islands and Niue are the only Pacific Island countries on track to achieve all of the Millennium Development Goals by the end of the year.
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Cook Islands and Niue lead MDG Pacific Race
Audio 28 Jan 2015Mixed results for the Pacific as the deadline for delivery of the Millennium Development Goals looms. Audio
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Sport: Rugby League Nines going global in Cabramatta
Audio 28 Jan 2015Emerging nations believe a Rugby League Nines World Series could be the answer as interest continues to skyrocket in the newest form of the game. Audio
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Sport: Fiji Steelers ready to make their mark on Cabra Nines
The Fiji Steelers believe a top-two finish is within their reach at this weekend's Cabramatta Nines rugby league tournament in Sydney.
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Sport: Niue v Thailand rugby league test announced
Niue will play Thailand in a rugby league international in Bangkok in October.
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Nine NZers with Pacific links receive New Year's honours
Nine New Zealanders with links to the Pacific have received awards in the New Year's Honours announced today.
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Pacific cyclone season late but still coming
The Red Cross says the Pacific cyclone season is late but it is coming, and countries need to be prepared.
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Miss Samoa crowned Miss Pacific Islands
Miss Samoa Latafale Auva'a has won the first Miss Pacific Islands Pageant in Apia.
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Cook Islands 2015 host of Miss Pacific Islands Pageant
Cook Islands has won the bid to host next year's Miss Pacific Islands Pageant, the new name of the Miss South Pacific Pageant.
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Niue police hope to talk with suing protestor
A man in Niue who was arrested and taken into custody when the New Zealand prime minister, John Key, visited in June, is suing police.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 8 December 2014
Audio 8 Dec 2014PNG's PM defends his Govt's strategy to address the budget deficit; a recount of results from the Cook Islands general election gives the Democratic Party another seat; a man in Niue who was arrested… Audio
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Niue man who was arrested during NZ PM's visit plans to sue
Audio 5 Dec 2014A man in Niue who was arrested and taken into custody when the New Zealand prime minister, John Key, visited last June, is suing police. Audio
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Pacific nations to demand big fishing nations to play fair
Audio 2 Dec 2014Pacific nations will be putting the heat on powerful Asian fishing countries in a bid to preserve fish stocks. Audio
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Pacific countries strengthen call to limit tuna catch
Seven more countries have signed a fishing arrangement which aims at setting catch limits for South Pacific albacore.
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More Chinese aid to Fiji 'people-focused'
Fiji is to receive another 11.4 million US dollars in Chinese aid money.
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India to deepen Fiji ties
India's prime minister says he has agreed with Fiji's prime minister to consult more closely on international issues of mutual interest, including international trade.
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UNICEF says many Pacific countries need to improve sanitary conditions
The UNICEF Pacific Representative says many Pacific countries desperately need to improve their toilet and sanitiation conditions.
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India PM on Fiji visit
The Indian prime minister, Narendra Modi, is in Fiji on a 24-hour visit at the end of a three-nation tour.
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Sport: RLIF says appetite for international league still growing
The Rugby League International Federation says there is now a very real appetite for the international game but says any future test programme needs to be well planned and sustainable.
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Xi to meet eight regional leaders in Fiji
Eight Pacific Island countries are to meet China's president Xi Jin Ping in Fiji at a summit in Fiji this week but those with Taiwan links are not attending.
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Pacific leaders look to Hollande for climate action
Pacific Island leaders will look to the French President to take up their case for action on climate change when they meet him today in New Caledonia.
