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The Panthers: Diggy Dupé's concert in review
Niuean Auckland-based rapper Diggy Dupé's defiant performance at Auckland Town Hall acts as a reminder of an iconic moment of 2021, writes Susana Suisuiki.
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Pacific poetry showcased at COP26
Pacific poetry giving voice to the loss of their way of life, their homelands and their livelihoods to climate change have been heard at COP26.
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New book explores the legal systems of 16 Pacific nations and territories
A book providing an overview of the legal systems of a selection of Pacific nations and territories has been published. Audio
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Tokelau plots site for airstrip after helicopter controversy
Tokelau's village councils are considering a site for a runway on the atolls, its leader says, re-igniting controversial plans for air services to the territory.
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PACER deal will hurt Pacific, strengthen China - analyst
A Canadian analyst says a regional free trade agreement in the Pacific will assault Pacific island economies and give China a strategic opening in the region.
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'I keep thinking about it': Shannon Muru's long road to league stardom
Analysis - If there were long odds on international women's rugby league being staged in Auckland this year, the chances of Shannon Muru being involved was even more remote, Michael Burgess writes.
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Pacific Mamas drape Auckland Town hall with gift of love
A group of Pasifika women in New Zealand have taken a pile of plastic rubbish and used their traditional skills to turn it into a thing of beauty.
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More New Zealanders needing help while overseas
More New Zealanders are needing help while overseas - in the year to June the Ministry of Foreign Affairs received more than 23,000 general inquiries and dealt with 2716 consular cases.
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Community runs deep at Pacific music's big night
The events centre in Manukau, South Auckland, was filled with cheers, music and exception talent on Thursday night, as the Pacific music community was treated to a range of performances,... Video
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High-tech tools could help in fight against dengue
Some Pacific nations have been briefed on innovative tools they could use to try to combat mosquito-borne illnesses.
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Jury retires in Auckland murder trial
The jury has retired to consider its verdicts in the case of a man accused of murdering his ex-girlfriend and her three year-old daughter.
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Gallipoli 2015: Defence Force to honour their fallen
In this edition of Radio New Zealand's Gallipoli video series, Kim Baker Wilson finds out about the huge responsibility members of the NZDF feel. Video
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Polynesian leaders meet in Auckland ahead of Forum summit
The Polynesian Leaders Group is today holding its annual meeting in Auckland just before they all head off to the summit of Pacific leaders in Majuro. The countries represented are...
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Inquiry report labelled 'death sentence' for some Pacific languages
The outcome of a parliamentary inquiry into Pacific languages in early childhood education in New Zealand is being labelled a death sentence for some languages and a blow to raising...
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Parliament's to do list: PACER Plus, taxes, and Parihaka
Each sitting day in the House MPs work their way through business which is set out on the order paper. Here's what they plan to get through this week.
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Season 1 | Untold Pacific History | Trailer
A dynamic & often provocative account of New Zealand’s relationship with the Pacific & the broad impact it's had on New Zealand’s own history & relationship with Pacific peoples in Aotearoa today. Video, Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 16 July 2013
Audio 16 Jul 2013Two critically injured following military attack on PNG students; Uncertainty still surrounds the whereabouts of the former Northern Marianas Governor Benigno Fitial; Advisor says NZ grants for small… Audio
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 9 February 2018
Audio 9 Feb 2018New Zealand looks to beef up marine safety in Kiribati; the Kiribati government bans a New Zealand TV crew from reporting on the Butiraoi ferry disaster; the director of Kiribati Maritime says there… Audio
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NZ's Pacific involvement not like China's - Ardern
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says New Zealand can never outspend China in the Pacific but she says New Zealand's relationship is different. On Monday Ms Ardern pledged New Zealand would dedicate… Audio
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Top Stories for Thursday 21 April 2016
Audio 21 Apr 2016The National Party donors who won a tender to manage a luxury resort in Niue break their silence. We'll cross to Norway where the mass killer, Anders Breivik's claims he has been treated inhumanely in… Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 18 April 2014
Audio 18 Apr 2014The Cook Islands prepares for an early election; An NGO says Solomon Islands' flood affected farmers need immediate help; Relief efforts are underway in Papua New Guinea in the wake of Cyclone Ita… 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 11 October 2017
Audio 11 Oct 2017Vanuatu volcano calms down; Niue moves from fishing to marine conservation; New Caledonia referendum process overshadowed by row in Paris; New research suggests the tying of Australia's aid programme… Audio
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 13 August 2015
Papua New Guinea's opposition leader calls for drastic action over the economy; tourists flee after another attack against a lodge on the Vanuatu island of Tanna; bidding opens in the Cook Islands for… Audio
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Tagata o te Moana for 21 March 2015
Audio 21 Mar 2015The shattering impact on Vanuatu from Cyclone Pam; the population of a Tuvalu atoll displaced by flooding; Kiribati struggles to deal with storm and tides; Concern at Fiji govt reservation on torture… Audio
