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Sport: More tests, money needed to boost Pacific league teams
Tonga rugby league coach Kristian Woolf says more test matches and new income streams are needed to keep growing the international game.
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Cook Islands prison system blamed for triple deaths
A review of a triple shooting in the Cook Islands says the country's prison system is to blame.
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Sport: England, Cook Islands join Pacific Test program
England and the Cook Islands will feature in an expanded Pacific Rugby League Test program, as the sport gears up for the World Cup later this year.
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Girls united by tragedy give road safety message
Three Auckland girls who lost cousins in car crashes are raising awareness about road safety in their Niuean tongue.
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Call for coronial inquiry into disappearance of woman off Cooks
A former Australian police inspector is calling for a coronial inquiry into the mysterious disappearance of a woman off the Cook Islands last August. Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 15 March 2017
Audio 15 Mar 2017Papua New Guinea wants greater control of Australia's aid to it, but is that feasible?; Landowner disputes force a Solomon Islands airline to cancel services to Temotu; An aboriginal elder's mural for… Audio
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Call for Cook Islands inquest over woman missing at sea
A former Australian police inspector is calling for a coronial inquiry into the mysterious disappearance of a woman off the Cook Islands last August.
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 14 March 2017
Audio 14 Mar 2017PNG AIDS Council upbeat about goals and message; Cook Islands plans for half of its MPs to be women; An academic says growing geopolitical tensions pose a greater threat to Guam; Fiji's Tupou… Audio
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Cooks plans for half of its MPs to be women
Audio 14 Mar 2017A practice parliament last week in the Cook Islands was part of push to get female representation in the country's parliament up to 50 percent by 2030. Audio
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Cook Islands aims for half of MPs to be women by 2030
A practice parliament last week in the Cook Islands was part of a push to get female representation in the country's parliament up to 50 percent by 2030.
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Cooks PM handed report into triple shooting
A report on how Cook Islands authorities handled a triple shooting in October last year has been completed.
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Cook Islands justice ministry strike averted
Strike action by staff at the Cook Islands Ministry of Justice appears to have been avoided, for now, after discussions with Justice Minister Nandi Glassie.
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Sport: American Samoa calls all handball players
American Samoa is struggling to attract handball players to represent the territory in the Oceania Youth Beach Championships in May.
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Tagata o te Moana for 11 March 2017
Audio 11 Mar 2017Bougainville Copper lays out plans for a return to the Panguna mine; women around the region push for change in celebration of international women's day; we speak to Tonga's prime minister Akilisi… Audio
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 10 March 2017
Audio 10 Mar 2017Campaigners in PNG lobby Canada's prime minister to address abuses at the Porgera mine; Samoa's child street vendors speak out in a new report from the International Labour Organisation; There are… Audio
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Cook Islands outlines health aims
The Cook Islands Ministry of Health has outlined how it plans to develop its workforce over the next eight years.
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Sport: Cook Islands league dispute could reach High Court
A Cook Islands rugby league club could invoke legal action after it was docked points and fined for fielding a player contracted to another club.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 10 March 2017
Audio 10 Mar 2017Guam an unwitting target in rising geopolitical tensions; Dumped Tonga Cabinet Minister speaks out; Solomon Islands tightens its child adoption laws; Opponents of a plan to build a giant telescope in… Audio
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Sport: Cook Islands Rugby League dispute could reach High Court
Audio 10 Mar 2017A Cook Islands rugby league club could invoke legal action after it was sanctioned for fielding a player contracted to another club. Audio
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Cooks' Puna aids collapsed diplomat
The quick thinking of the Cook Islands Prime Minister is credited with helping save a Cook Islands diplomatic official after she collapsed during a meeting.
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Making policy, not tea: Second-wave feminists say gender equality still a battle worth fighting
Audio 8 Mar 2017Contemporary Women - Nearly 50 years after the women's liberation movement kicked off in New Zealand, women have access to birth control, abortions and work after having children. JOELLE DALLY asks… Audio
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Nashville Babylon 6 March 2017
Audio 6 Mar 2017On this week's show Mark Rogers dips back to the very roots of country music with a tune from the Carter Family. There'll also be psych-blues from Captain Beefheart, funk from the Bar Kays, classics… Audio
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Polynesian leaders agree to extend submarine cable
Polynesian leaders and New Zealand Foreign Minister, Murray McCully, have agreed to the extension of a submarine cable connecting Polynesia.
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Sport: Team Wgtn set sights on Champions League title
Team Wellington are setting their sights on a maiden OFC Champions League title after easing into the semi finals for a third straight season.
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'Huge task' to tackle plastic waste in Pacific waters
A grass-roots environmental organisation in the Cook Islands is warning there is a "huge task" ahead to tackle plastic waste in Pacific waters.
