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News in Cook Island Maori for 28 February 2018
Audio 28 Feb 2018The latest news in Cook Island Maori language. Audio
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In search of American Samoa's breadfruit flour secret
An entrepreneur and chef from the Virgin Islands has been in American Samoa to find out the secret behind locally produced breadfruit flour.
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AKL Museum welcomes Hawaiian artefacts
Around 200 Hawaiian artefacts will be available to view for one month at the Auckland War Memorial Museum as part of the Pacific Communities Access Project. Audio
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News in Cook Islands Maori for 27 February 2018
The latest news in Cook Islands Maori (Te Reo Maori Kuki Airani) - brought to you by our partner - Pacific Media Network. Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 27 February 2018
Three dead in PNG's Mendi following massive earthquake; Tongan PM says he will push for reforms after the recovery from Cyclone Gita; Manus Island mayor wants more from Australia for hosting aslyum… Audio
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Old garden hoses tied to disaster reduction in the Cook Islands
The Cook Islands Red Cross is seeking old garden hoses from the public to help them with their disaster risk reduction program on the island of Mauke. Audio
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Vege prices rise due to humid weather
The humid weather in the North island has caused some vegetable crops to rot the ground, which is pushing up prices. Audio
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Tagata o te Moana for 24 February 2018
Audio 24 Feb 2018We go to the Tongan island of Eua in the aftermath of Cyclone Gita, and hear how people are getting on after the category four storm; The Tongan prime minister speaks to RBNZ Pacific about disaster… Audio
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Sport: Samoa's Lupe Ole Soaga seeking major improvements
Lupe Ole Soaga believe improvements are needed across the park if they're to progress any further in the OFC Champions League.
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News in Cook Islands Maori for 24 February 2018
The latest news in Cook Islands Maori (Te Reo Maori Kuki Airani) - brought to you by our partner - Pacific Media Network. Audio
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 23 February 2018
Audio 23 Feb 2018Hawaii school apologises and pays out $US80 million to sexual abuse victims; Commonwealth education ministers consider how to ensure quality education through all member countries; Papua New Guinea's… Audio
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NZ Festival: Massive waterfront celebration of Kupe's odyssey
More than 1000 performers and a fleet of waka hourua will be on Wellington's waterfront this evening telling the story of the explorer Kupe for the opening of the New Zealand Festival. Video
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Sport: Samoa women's rugby league team back on the international stage
A handful of former New Zealand and Australia internationals have boosted the Samoa women's rugby league team competing at this weekend's Commonwealth Nines Championship Queensland.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 23 February 2018
Audio 23 Feb 2018Papua New Guinea's government has been accused of allowing loggers to operate illegally without landowner approval; a doctor who looked after refugees on Nauru says Australia's neglect of their… Audio
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Cooks to leave UN quest off the agenda for NZ visit
The Cook Islands government won't raise its quest for a seat at the UN when New Zealand's PM visits next month, but many say a wider debate on the relationship is inevitable. Audio
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Cook Islands subchiefs call for tighter immigration laws
Subchiefs in the Cook Islands are calling for the government to tighten immigration and permanent residency rules.
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 22 February 2018
Audio 22 Feb 2018Tonga's prime minister is confident the country will bounce back, while the large Tongan diaspora in New Zealand tries to help; A Nauru refugee begs for New Zealand help; Subchiefs in the Cook Islands… Audio
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Cooks won't raise UN issue during Ardern visit
The Cook Islands government will not be raising the issue of a seat at the United Nations when New Zealand's prime minister visits next month.
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Hawaiian artefacts welcomed to Auckland Museum
Hawaiian people living in New Zealand say they're excited to see historical Hawaiian artefacts in the Pacific Communities Access Project.
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News in Cook Island Maori for 23 February 2018
Audio 22 Feb 2018The latest news in Cook Island Maori language. Audio
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Dateline Pacifc morning edition for 22 February 2018
Audio 22 Feb 2018Subchiefs in the Cook Islands call for tighter immigration and permanent residency rules; people from PNG's Kadovar are not expected to live on their volcanic island again; Fiji Women's Crisis Centre… Audio
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Cook Islands Subchiefs call for tighter immigration
Audio 22 Feb 2018Subchiefs in the Cook Islands are calling for the government to tighten immigration and permanent residency rules. Audio
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 21 February 2018
Nine men in Fiji say they were tortured in the latest allegation against the country's police force; People in Tonga still need moer help, more than a week after Cyclone Gita; We travel to the outer… Audio
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New airline to test rejection in Tahiti court
A new airline planning to fly in French Polynesia will go to court in its efforts to get an operating licence.
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Temaru refuses to rule out Tahiti election boycott
French Polynesia's opposition leader Oscar Temaru has refused to rule out his Tavini Huiraatira Party boycotting the territorial election in April.
