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Tagata o te Moana for 25 March 2017
Audio 25 Mar 2017New Zealand government urged to take a strong stand on human rights abuses in West Papua; Bougainville/PNG sign MOU on handing down powers; Pacific countries to close gaps in coastal fisheries… 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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Tagata o te Moana for 30 November 2018
A prominent PNG journalist is reinstated following a public outcry over his suspension; NZ investigates Niue Premier shareholding in SOEs; There's a call for the report on the Kiribati ferry disaster… 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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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 27 August 2018
Hawaii's fisheries are seriously depleted, but they're still an economic linchpin; Niue's parliament hears calls for a ban on smoking; New Zealand's Treasury wants to gain a Pasifika perspective; the… Audio
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Tagata o te Moana for 5 November 2022
We explore some of the big issues that will be discussed over the next two weeks at COP-27 in Egypt; The family of a murdered Papua New Guinea policeman demand government rein in the lawlessness in… Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 4 April 2016
Audio 4 Apr 2016Bougainville looks for donors to support its poorly functioning education sector; Tensions are rising in Solomon Islands over Honiara's sprawl; A prominent New Zealand-born Samoan hopes her story will… 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 for Tuesday 10 December 2019
A Red Cross nurse says parents spooked by the growing death toll from Measles in Samoa have been taking their sick children out of hospitals; We check in on the progress of Bougainville's independence… Audio
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Tagata e Te Moana for 18 July 2020
Tributes for the former longtime premier of Niue, Sir Toke Talagi, who died this week after a lengthy illness; The Cook Islands and New Zealand appear to be closer to a travel bubble - but no date's… Audio
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Pacific Waves for 20 May 2021
Audio 20 May 2021Pasifika and Maori in Wellington receive first their first Covid-19 vaccination jabs; Rarotonga businesses are hoping the first plane load of tourists are big spenders; Researchers seeking Pasifika… 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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The tiny nations that want to stand alone
The push for independence is still alive in the Pacific but it's getting messy Audio
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WHO says thousands affected by dengue outbreaks in Pacific
The World Health Organisation says 39,000 people have contracted dengue fever in the Pacific region over the past eighteen months. Audio
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Pacific news in brief for 15 September
A round-up of news and sports from around the region, including police officers from Fiji's Counter Narcotic Bureau arrested for possession of illegal narcotics.
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'Political status': Tokelau sets sights on a potential third referendum
Tokelau is a non-self-governing territory of New Zealand and will celebrate the 100th anniversary of its relationship with New Zealand next year. Audio
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FBI to open standalone office in Wellington
The US policing agency's boss, Trump appointee Kash Patel, has been seen in the capital in recent days.
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Peters defends Governor-General's Cook Islands attendance as 'proper protocol'
The New Zealand Foreign Minister has dismissed criticism over the government's decision not to send a minister to the Cook Islands' 60th anniversary celebrations.
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NZ's Foreign Minister wraps up Tonga visit now heads to Hawai'i
The New Zealand's Foreign Minister Winston Peters has concluded the Tonga leg of his Pacific mission and is now en route to Hawai'i.
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Pasifika Sipoti in brief for 7 March
A round-up of sports news from around the region.
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Pasifika Festival to bring island vibes to Western Springs
It's one of the largest and most vibrant celebrations of Pacific Island cultures.
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NASA predicts 15cm of sea-level rise in the next 30 years
NASA also said this amount of rise will occur regardless of whether greenhouse gas emissions change in the coming years. Audio
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Concerns raised about crew of barge that ran aground
Concerns had been raised about the Manahau's crew and flag before it came ashore at Carters Beach.
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The tiny nations that want to stand alone
The push for independence is still alive in the Pacific but it's getting messy
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Pacific Games 2023: Four powerlifting gold sends Nauru up to 9th position
Nauru jumped four spots from ninth on the 2023 Pacific Games medal tally after Wednesday's competition from 13th a day before as competition continued in Honiara.
