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Two key measures have been put in place in the Cook Islands to prepare the country to withstand more intense cyclones.

For most people visiting New Zealand for the first time, it's by choice, but some Pacific Islanders are being forced here by the Australian Border Force.

The Cook Islands opposition says it wants immediate action on recommendations to improve prison services.

Plans to put a roof on the Whanganui velodrome remain up in the air following the announcement of a new study into its viability.

New Zealand's climate change minister says there were three key disappointments for the Pacific at the recent UN climate summit in Poland.

A baby on a remote Pacific island has become the first person given a vaccine delivered by a commercial drone.

The leaders of Anglican churches in New Zealand and four Pacific Island countries are calling for an end to human rights abuses in West Papua.

Health authorities in the Cook Islands say they would be unable to deal with cases that could come their way as a result of methamphetamine abuse.

The Cook Islands chief electoral officer says she is seeking legal advice on what happens now after a Court of Appeal voided last June's election in the Rakahanga electorate.

Law enforcement agencies in the Pacific must work with their international counterparts to police criminals deported to their birth countries, according to the Cook Islands Police Minister.

The Cook islands opposition Democratic Party looks to have had its numbers boosted with the party leader, Tina Browne, succeeding with her election petition on appeal.

An observer says new resolutions by the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission could put more Pacific crew on fishing vessels.

Cook Islanders will welcome their new tribal leader in a traditional ceremony on Rarotonga today.