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Tupapa Maraerenga remain bullish about their chances in the OFC Champions League despite a crushing first up defeat.

A group of academics plan to raise awareness of Pacific law, custom and constitutionalism and how they impact Pacific people living abroad.

A two-day workshop in the Cook Islands has helped MPs understand complexities in the soon to be debated Maritime Zones Bill and the Marine Resources Bill.

The latest in a series of scientific surveys of Tory Channel in Queen Charlotte Sound recommends protection of what has been discovered as its special biology.

No-one has seriously proposed a Cook Strait bridge or tunnel for more than a century - and no expert says one is feasible now. So why was it suddenly front page news this week?

Vanuatu's Nalkutan FC are feeling confident ahead of debut match in the OFC Champions League.

The Cook Islands Tourism Corporation says it is mindful of the pressure increasing tourist numbers are putting on public infrastructure.

An appeal will go ahead in the Cook Islands against the High Court's judicial review of the government's development of the Cooks' purse seine fishery through an agreement with the European Union.

New Zealand will fund a new rugby programme aimed at improving the health of young people in the Pacific Islands.

The University of the South Pacific is today marking 50 years since its establishment.

Visitor arrivals to the Cook Islands have soared yet again, reaching an all time high of 161,362 last year.

Cook Islands artist, Fe'ena Syme-Buchanan, hopes her poignant photos of abandoned homes on the island of Mangaia will jerk the government into action over the country's depopulation problem.

Those working with victims of domestic violence in the Cook Islands say it is a big problem in the island nation and more needs to be done to prevent it.