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Cook Islands police mystified over woman missing at sea
Cook Islands Police say they had no reason to hold a foreign yachtsman over the disappearance of a female crew member.
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New Zealand cleans up at shearing champs
John Kirkpatrick from Napier has claimed the individual world title for machine shearing for the first time.
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 13 February 2017
Audio 13 Feb 2017Persistent rain in Solomon Islands wipes out crops and causes flooding in Honiara; A National Ocean Summit planned for the Marshall Islands; There's continuing concern from refugee authorities over an… Audio
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Mystery remains over missing woman off Cooks
Audio 13 Feb 2017Six months on and mystery remains over reports that a woman went missing off a yacht near Rarotonga in the Cook Islands. Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 13 February 2017
Audio 13 Feb 2017NZ authorities urge greater awareness to avoid border seizures; The UN says it's keeping an eye on the situation of an asylum seeker rejected by Fiji; Key buildings in Tonga will be closed to clear… Audio
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Surgeon blasts 'two-tier health system' in Cook Islands
Audio 13 Feb 2017A prominent surgeon claims the Cook Islands elite are accessing health care abroad rather than using local services that are perceived to be inadequate. Audio
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Surgeon blasts 'two-tier' health system in Cook Islands
A renowned surgeon says a lack of funding for health care in the Cook Islands is a disgrace.
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Cook Islands signs air agreement with Singapore
The Cook Islands and Singapore have signed an Air Services Agreement.
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Sport: ICC changes a boost for Pacific cricket
Papua New Guinea cricket coach Dipak Patel believes proposed changes to the international game will provide a major boost to developing countries.
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Sport: Samoan football champs begin OFC Champs League prep
Samoan football champions Lupe Ole Soaga are targeting a breakthrough victory after qualifying for the OFC Champions League main draw.
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Woes continue for Cooks' shipping company
The Cook Islands shipping company, Pacific Schooners, is facing legal action from two local businesses. Apex Agencies and Porter Groups Holdings have applied to the High Court to wind up...
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The voices are different - Pacific women in politics
The Pacific has some of the lowest rates of women's participation in politics in the world but some women are taking a stand to lift their numbers.
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Late Edition for Friday 3 February
Audio 3 Feb 2017this is Late Edition....in the programme tonight bringing the moa back from extinction consulting children over child policies and in Dateline Pacific unrest in the Cook Islands Audio
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Violence in Cook Islands prompts police action
Audio 3 Feb 2017Amid growing violence in Rarotonga the police in the Cook Islands have promised to get tough with people carrying weapons in public. Audio
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Cook Islands police crackdown on weapons
Amid growing concern about violence in Rarotonga in the Cook Islands police have promised to get tough with people carrying weapons in public.
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Sport: Cook Islands Rugby Union sack 15s coach
The Cook Islands Rugby Union has terminated the contract of men's national head coach Stan Wright.
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Sport: Veitongo FC and Lupe Ole Soaga target final spot
The OFC Champions League Qualifier concludes today with Veitongo FC and Lupe Ole Soaga competing for one spot in the main draw.
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Pacific women getting better at negotiating on climate change
Audio 3 Feb 2017Twenty-two women from several Pacific nations are this week developing their leadership and negotiating skills at a workshop in Suva. Audio
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Pacific women hone climate change negotiation skills
A Tuvalu Government official says the training of Pacific women in climate change negotiation skills is vital.
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Sport: Puaikura already eying OFC Champions League debut
Puaikura football coach Matt Calcott says every match is vital for his side, three weeks out from the start of the OFC Champions League.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 2 February 2017
Audio 2 Feb 2017The French authorities in New Caledonia seem to be determined to secure the area of St Louis to the south of Noumea after more shootings last weekend; the premier body representing the fisheries'… Audio
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World in Sport for 1 February 2017
Audio 1 Feb 2017This week, the Blues will host the Reds in the first Super Rugby game in Samoa, Pacific teams have been left with plenty to work from the Wellington Sevens, Cook Islands football champions Puaikura FC… Audio
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Sport: Puaikura FC secure maiden Champions League berth
Puaikura FC have overcome ill discipline, scorching heat and depleted playing stocks to qualify for the OFC Champions League main draw for the first time.
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 1 February 2017
Audio 1 Feb 2017Ship grounding a major loss for Cooks outer islands; Scientist discovers underwater eruption in Tonga; Vanuatu province declares itself 'Organic'; A Russian businessman elaborates on his dream to… Audio
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Ship grounding a major loss for Cooks outer islands
Audio 1 Feb 2017The grounding of an inter-island ship dubbed the "dream ship" is a further frustration for residents in the far north of the Cook Islands. Audio
