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Pacific NGO says 'huge task' ahead to tackle plastic waste
Audio 6 Mar 2017A grass-roots NGO in the Cook Islands is warning there is a 'huge task' ahead to tackle plastic waste and other marine pollution in Pacific waters. Audio
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Quake spells cash for Christchurch port
The impact of the Kaikōura earthquake has brought higher profits to the Lyttelton's port.
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 3 March 2017
Audio 3 Mar 2017Police in Solomon Islands are rearming for the first time in 14 years, but some are anxious; The UN's urged to investigate human rights in West Papua; A court stops Australia from returning an ill… Audio
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Cooks Islands PM hits out at shipping company owner
A stern response has been issued by the Office of the Cook Islands Prime Minister about what a local shipping company owner believes was the reason for his new shipping running aground.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 3 March 2017
The difficulties of inter-island shipping in Cook Islands are laid bare; PNG's government still seems reluctant to cancel fraudulent leases; PNG's urged to seek help from the IMF for its flailing… Audio
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Cook Islands inter-island shipping difficulties laid bare
A Cook Islands shipping operator, Tapi Taio, says the only way any inter island shipping service can survive is if subsidies are given. Audio
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Sport: Final round to decide OFC Champions League Group B
Team Wellington and Ba chalked up victories in the OFC Champions League to set the scene for a crucial final day showdown in Group B.
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'European' campus club rejects claims of racism
Facebook images have students concerned about the group's motives.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 2 March 2017
Audio 2 Mar 2017Tonga's Queen Mother is laid to rest in Nuku'alofa; There have been Mass arrests of anti-logging protestors in Solomon Islands; The UN declares 'war' on ocean plastic; French Polynesia's OscarTemaru… Audio
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 1 March 2017
Audio 1 Mar 2017Tonga's Queen Mother is laid to rest in Nuku'alofa; There have been Mass arrests of anti-logging protestors in Solomon Islands; The UN declares 'war' on ocean plastic; French Polynesia's OscarTemaru… Audio
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UN declares 'War' on ocean plastic
Audio 1 Mar 2017Environmental groups in the Pacific are calling on governments and businesses in the region to join the United Nations' global campaign declaring war on ocean plastic. Audio
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Sport: Puaikura FC talk up their OFC Champions League hopes
Puaikura FC are bullish about their chances of reaching the OFC Champions League knockout rounds.
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Crunch time for quake-prone facades
The clock is ticking for building owners with quake-prone parapets and facades, with 12 months to fix them up. Audio
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Fishing tackle blamed for ship's grounding in Cook Islands
A Cook Islands shipping owner says debris from fishing vessels was responsible for the Moana Nui running aground late last month.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 1 March 2017
Audio 1 Mar 2017French Polynesia's Oscar Temaru secures support to contest French presidential election; A Cook Islands art exihibition celebrating women features an unusual entry on the beauty of Taro; An academic… Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 1 March 2017
Audio 1 Mar 2017French Polynesia's OscarTemaru secures support to contest French presidential election; A Cook Islands art exihibition celebrating women features an unusual entry on the beauty of Taro; An academic… Audio
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Cook Island taro showcased in art exhibition
Audio 1 Mar 2017The beauty of taro is being showcased in an unusual form in a Cook islands art exhibition aimed at celebrating women. Audio
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Man on mend after driving flaming caravan away from neighbors
Basil Lloyd sold his house and bought a caravan after his wife died, but a mistake disconnecting a gas bottle left him in hospital with burns to more than a third of his body. Zac Fleming reports. Video, Audio
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ADB warns Palau facing 'urgent' infrastructure challenges
Audio 28 Feb 2017The Asian Development Bank says Palau is facing urgent infrastructure and environmental challenges due to its booming tourism industry. Audio
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Hopes in Cooks Moana Nui can be refloated
The owner of an inter-island vessel stuck on a reef on Nassau, in the far north of the Cook Islands, is hoping the boat can be pulled off and repaired.
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Beauty of taro showcased in Cook Islands exhibition
The beauty of taro is being showcased in an unusual form in a Cook Islands art exhibition aimed at celebrating women.
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12-year-old becomes youngest to swim Cook Strait
Caitlin O'Reilly swam between the North and South islands on Friday. She spoke to John Campbell exclusively about why she did it. Video, Audio
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Sport: Team Wgtn opens OFC Champions League campaign in style
Team Wellington have made an emphatic start to their OFC Champions League campaign, with the 2016 runners-up thumping newcomers Puaikura FC 4-1 in Kone.
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Police dive squad to join search for missing diver
The police dive squad is crossing Cook Strait to join in the search for a diver missing in the Marlborough Sounds.
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Sport: Madang FC ready for OFC Champions League debut
Madang FC will make their OFC Champions League debut this evening against fellow newcomers AS Central Sport from Tahiti.
