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The head of the Cook Islands' Ministry of Health - Te Marae Ora says a combined national response has been put in place to battle the coronavirus.

Pacific Islanders who visited an exhibition about Tahitian navigator Tupaia have been inspired to share his story. Audio

The Cook Islands is well-positioned to withstand the coming economic downturn imposed by the coronavirus, says the deputy prime minister.

Schools are closed in two US territories, the Cook Islands has stopped flights from everywhere but New Zealand, and several more countries have tightened their border controls.

New Zealand needs more Pasifika pharmacists to meet the needs of the community, says the Pacific Pharmacists' Association. Audio

Pacific countries have further tightened border measures to try to keep the coronavirus from gaining a foothold in the islands.

The cancellation of this year's Pasifika Festival in Auckland is expected to be a huge financial blow for some stallholders. Video

A student from Auckland's Pacific community is calling on more young women to give the building and construction sector a go.

The speaker of the Cook Islands parliament has defended the sacking of the clerk of parliament.

The Cook Islands' Mangaia community has expressed relief after former prime minister Jim Marurai was found safe.

Members of the Kiribati and Rotuman communities in New Zealand have welcomed their inclusion in the country's Pacific language weeks lineup. Audio

The Cook Islands' sacked parliamentary clerk was put under undue pressure over extensions to the Parliament building, the Cook Islands Opposition says. Audio

The Cook Islands will stage its first Pride Day this weekend, as the country's LGBT community fights to have homosexuality removed from the Crimes Act. Audio