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Investment in infrastructure is a key focus in the Cook Islands Budget being tabled today.

Multi-national surveillance operations continue to bolster the efforts of Pacific countries to monitor their fisheries.

Staff from New Zealand's Otago Museum will travel to Tonga next week to enhance local knowledge on the climate crisis.

A Pasifika and LGBTQI community advocate says more work is needed to secure rights and support for minority communities in New Zealand.

When Ewan Smith first got the email, he thought it was spam and Tunumafono Avaula Fa'amoe opened his letter, he couldn't believe it.

The problem of waste management in the Pacific has reached a tipping point, according to the region's environment agency.

The New Zealand and Cook Islands governments are working to get a nine-year-old Cook Islands girl returned from the United States.

MetService says about five centimetres of snow fell on the Desert Road overnight, however, the main highway is now open again.

In today's sports news - Parker signs with new promoter, second seed out at Roland Garros and Rabbitohs beaten in NRL.

The mother of a young Cook Islands girl detained in the United States wants her returned home.

A person has died and another has been critically injured in a car crash on in Coromandel, while a young family has been rescued from being trapped in a car near Hawke's Bay.

Road works are set to receive their biggest allocation ever in the Cook Islands 2019/2020 Budget, due to be tabled in Parliament next week.

New research shows Wellington's underground streams are important homes and highways for freshwater fish.

The well-being of Pacific people in New Zealand has been recognised in this year's Budget with increases in funding for the community in education, languages, health and business.

New Zealand's police minister says he has been given important information about methamphetamine dealings in the Cook Islands.

The Cook Islands' former general secretary of the Oceania Football Confederation has been banned from the sport for eight years after being found guilty of corruption.

The Cook Islands Chief Justice, Sir Hugh Williams, has reserved his decision on an electoral petition for the Atiu seat of Tengatangi-Areora-Ngatiarua.