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Pacific delegates to the latest climate talks in Poland are aiming to galvanise political will to halt global temperature rise at 1.5 degrees celsius. Audio

The Cook Islands opposition wants a commission of inquiry into the problem-ridden the Te Mato Vai water system project.

The head of the Cook Islands climate change office says Pacific countries need better access to adaptation funding. Audio

Illegal, unreported and unregulated, or IUU, fishing in the Pacific is being targeted like never before following calls by Pacific leaders for action.

The Cook Islands opposition MP Selina Napa has asked the government to reveal what changes are being planned for the Seabed Mining Act.

The Cook Islands' flagship vaka has become the first recipient of funding from a new US-based nonprofit dedicated to indigenous rights.

New Zealand's Ministry of Foreign Affairs says it is happy for the Cook Islands to use some of its aid grant to repair a just installed water supply system.

Police in the Cook Islands are warning the country is heading for its worst year for road crashes and they have put out a call for people to take more care.

The Cook Islands opposition Democratic Party leader says the Chinese company that has laid substandard water pipes on Rarotonga is refusing to do anything about it.

A by-election in the tiny Cook Islands electorate of Ivirua has been set for 21 January next year.

The Cook Islands opposition Democratic Party says the government has to make public its report into the troubled water system upgrade on Rarotonga.

Thunderstorms and heavy rain have lashed the South Island overnight, causing flooding in Southland.