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Labour would boost Pacific languages
The Labour Party is promising official recognition for the five main Pacific languages if it becomes the government, their Pacific Affairs spokesperson says.
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Niue government confirms hospital sale plan
The Niue government has confirmed it is gauging interest in a possible sell-off of health services but is assuring Niueans that they will still get the same level of free medical care.
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PNG to assist Niue parliament rebuild
The Niue and Papua New Guinea governments are to finalise a grant towards the cost of building a new parliament during next week's Small Islands Developing States conference in Samoa.
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Some Niue public servants promised more pay
Niue's Government wants a new pay scale to recognise those public servants who have specialised skills.
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Niue health sell-off mystifies MPs
MPs in Niue have been left mystified by the Premier Toke Talagi's suggestion the Government sell off the island's hospital and health services.
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Island nations in hot water
Much of the Pacific is at risk from rising sea levels because of climate change. What can be done?
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NZ Pacific language speakers declining
Audio 21 Aug 2014A New Zealand academic says the Government is shirking its duty to stem the declining numbers of the country's Pacific language speakers. Audio
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More climate action needed in Pacific
Audio 15 Aug 2014A professor of sustainable energy says the Pacific needs to do more to reduce its carbon emissions, particularly in the transport sector. Audio
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Cook Islands Maori language endangered
Audio 12 Aug 2014New Zealand's Cook Island language week has prompted community leaders to call for urgent intervention over the declining number of Cook Island Maori speakers. Audio
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 8 August 2014
Audio 8 Aug 2014Pro-democracy activists cast doubt on a free and fair election in Fiji; While Fiji's Citizens Constitutional Forum is forced to postpone its elections panel; We hear about the tragic outcome to Niue's… Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 8 August 2014
Audio 8 Aug 2014Tonga police look into allegations of assault after video posted online; Fiji government says alleviating poverty is a priority; The tragic outcome to Niue's WW1 commitment; We put the spotlight on… Audio
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The tragic outcome to Niue's WW1 commitment
Audio 8 Aug 2014A New Zealand historian speaks about the tragic outcome to Niue's military contribution to the First World War.. Audio
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Tuvalu PM says small states must stick together
Audio 7 Aug 2014The Prime Minister of Tuvalu Enele Sopoaga says small island states will be left adrift unless they focus on working together. Audio
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Tuvalu PM says small states must stick together
The Prime Minister of Tuvalu Enele Sopoaga says small island states will be left adrift unless they focus on working together.
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Me Korero : Honorable Niue
Historian Margaret Pointer on the experience of those from Niue who became involved in the first World War. Audio
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Sport: Nauru's Detenamo satisfied with silver medal
Nauru weightlifter Itte Detenamo has won his country's first medal at Glasgow Commonwealth Games, claiming silver in the men's over 105kg class.
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Kiribati wins first Commonwealth Games gold
Kiribati weightlifter David Katoatau has won the country's first ever Commonwealth Games gold medal in Glasgow.
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Extra $4.6m for fisheries monitoring
New Zealand is to give an extra $4.6 million to monitor illegal and unreported fishing in the Pacific and help nations to reap a larger share of the tuna harvest.
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Forum leaders to tackle fishery disparity
The vast disparity between what Pacific islands get from their fisheries and what goes to foreign fleets is to be discussed at an island leaders summit in Palau today.
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Tradewinds for 29 July 2014
Audio 29 Jul 2014Fiji land deal turns sour; Resistance in Tahiti to casino plans; More about Niue's tourism drive; And a New Zealand export push at the Forum in Palau. Audio
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 29 July 2014
Audio 29 Jul 2014New Zealand says big decisions will be made at the Pacific leaders' summit; As campaigning steps up before Fiji's election, the "pocket meeting" is king; The Tongan government denies the sale of two… Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 29 July 2014
Audio 29 Jul 2014PNG's anti-corruption Taskforce Sweep will continue to operate, Cut-backs to the ABC seen as disastrous for Papua New Guinea, Niue's unconventional tourism plan is defended, The Pacific's bigeye… Audio
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Niue's tourism plan defended
Audio 29 Jul 2014Niue's tourism authority board says its own plans to grow tourism will define the industry's goals more clearly than the current strategic plan. Audio
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Niue's tourism plan defended
The Niue Tourism Authority Board says it is confident the country's new strategic plan for tourism outlines a clear path for substantial growth.
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Pacific's bigeye stocks critically depleted.
Audio 28 Jul 2014New figures on tuna populations in the Pacific show that the region's bigeye stocks have been critically depleted. Audio
