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Lupe Ole Soaga football coach Paul Ualesi is demanding better discipline from his team as the Samoan title holders look to bounce back from a first up defeat at the OFC Champions League Qualifier.

A high school in Tuvalu has won an international award for a biogas and solar energy project which eliminates the need for imported LPG gas.

Tokelau is the latest Pacific nation to have its health resources added to the health data collection of the web-based medical information service Tupaia.

Cook Islands football champions Tupapa Maraerenga have made a winning start at the OFC Champions League Qualifiers, beating Samoa's Lupe Ole Soaga 1-0 in Pago Pago.

A government report says the standard of infrastructure in the Cook Islands is not up to the task of handling the number of visitors to the country.

Australia's foreign minister has reportedly reached out to Pacific leaders amid a backlash to another minister's comments about Chinese aid in the region.

New Zealand's capital city, Wellington, will play host to a Pasifika Festival today.

The police in the Cook Islands say most domestic violence victims abandon their complaints once the legal process gets underway.

Cook Islands Finance Minister Mark Brown says the Cook Islands has learnt to take a firm stand over the years to ensure aid projects meet the country's needs.

China is providing the Cook Islands with more than 7 million US dollars to fix up several public buildings it constructed for the country.

A Cook Islands women's counselling centre says domestic violence statistics are still shocking despite a slight drop off in the number of reported cases last year.

Five years after tītī chicks fledged from a man-made Hawke's Bay colony, the first bird has made it back.

Brand new signage has been made for a cemetery in the Cook Islands but there is a call for more help with the cemetery's upkeep.

Former Wigan centre Anthony Gelling, who has returned to Auckland after six seasons in England, has signed a one-year contract with the Warriors.

The people of Atiu in the Cook Islands are mourning the death of their traditional queen.

Australia's new High Commissioner to New Zealand has been named.

The traditional queen of the island of Atiu in the Cook Islands, Ada Rongomatane, has died after falling into a coma last week.

The Cook Islands government is worried the grounding of a domestic longline fishing boat on a reef in Rarotonga could pose an environmental threat to the area.

There was a record number of states of emergency declared last year and the weather caused most of them, NIWA says.