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Call for oil companies to research unusual whale deaths
Seismic detectors could be causing whale strandings, Sea Shepherd says, and it wants oil companies that own the devices to pay to research it.
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NZ's New Year Honours recognises services to the Pacific
Pacific people have been recognised for services to their communities in the New Year Honours list, with two receiving the highest honour.
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Did seismic research kill whale?
A sperm whale that beached near Nelson looked too healthy to have died of natural causes, a zoologist says.
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Whale spotted in Nelson bay washes up on beach
The carcass of the sperm whale that was spotted in Nelson's Tasman Bay yesterday was found washed ashore at Rabbit Island today.
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Cooks tourism poised to beat all-time record
The Cook Islands' tourism industry is on track to cap off 2016 with record-breaking visitor arrival numbers for October.
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Tagata o te Moana for 24 December 2016
Flood-hit Fiji has a massive clean-up to deal with over Christmas; Solomons' police are standing by to re-arm; Mass demonstrations across West Papua and beyond lead to treason arrests; Inflation fears… Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 23 December 2016
Seats for the Marshall Islands constitutional convention are expected to be hotly contested; The recent PNG quake although powerful and longlasting has apparently caused minimal damage; There are… Audio
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 22 December 2016
The recent PNG quake although powerful and longlasting has apparently caused minimal damage; There are calls for the Green Climate Fund to focus on climate change refugees; A new website shows coastal… Audio
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Call for GCF to focus on climate change refugees
The New Zealand opposition Labour Party's Pacific climate change spokesperson, Su'a William Sio, has welcomes funding commitments from the Green Climate Fund, but says finding ways to cater for… Audio
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Heavy rain hastens mosquito eradication efforts in Cook Is
Efforts underway to destroy potential mosquito breeding sites as the Cook Islands seeks to stay free of diseases such as dengue and zika Audio
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Recent heavy rainfall prompts warning to boil water in Cooks
Health authorities in the Cook Islands are advising people visiting the country over the festive season to boil the water.
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Local wisdom could help Pacific's students achieve more
Students in the Pacific could achieve more for themselves and their communities if their learning focused more on local knowledge and culture.
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Cooks health officials identifying mosquito sites
Cook Islands health officials are concerned about a potential rise in mosquito breeding sites following recent heavy rainfall.
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Local wisdom key to Pacific education
Audio 21 Dec 2016A Pacific islands development scholar urges more local wisdom be used in schools around the Pacific. Audio
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Cooks Govt hopes to increase renewable energy for Rarotonga
The Cook Islands Government hopes to increase the amount of renewable energy powering Rarotonga from 15 percent to 50 percent soon.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 21 December 2016
Audio 21 Dec 2016Inflation threat after PNG central bank prints money; Heavy rain continues to lash Fiji, causing flooding and landslides; Villagers stranded in one part of Fiji say they're running low on food… Audio
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 20 December 2016
Audio 20 Dec 2016Heavy rain continues to lash Fiji, causing flooding and landslides; Villagers stranded in one part of Fiji say they're running low on food; Shelter and health are a priority, more than a week after a… Audio
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Grant to boost Rarotonga renewables to 50%
Audio 20 Dec 2016The Cook Islands government hopes to increase the amount of renewable energy powering Rarotonga from 15 percent to 50 percent soon. Audio
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Sport: Cook Island 7s take lessons from School Sevens
Despite coming away winless, the coach of the Cook Islands U18 team says the inaugural World Schools Sevens has helped them prepare for next year's Youth Commonwealth Games.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 19 December 2016
Audio 19 Dec 2016The Fiji Rugby Union comes under fire over lack of contracts for sevens players; Real estate agent says Fiji is "open for business" despite land laws imposed on foreign owners; The Cook Islands… Audio
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Cooks undertaking major sanitation improvements
Audio 19 Dec 2016The Cook Islands Government has outlined an ambitious sanitation project to improve water quality in both Rarotonga and Aitutaki lagoons. Audio
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More marae taking up Pare Kore (Zero Waste)
The zero-waste scheme Para Kore has become a kaupapa for over 135 marae in the North Island. Te Ahi Kaa visits Kirikiriroa Marae in Hamilton to find out how it works. Video, Audio
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China to return US drone, rebukes 'overreaction'
Beijing has rebuked the US for its response to the seizure of a survey drone in the South China Sea.
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Green Climate Fund meeting ends in Samoa
Australia will host the 2017 Green Climate Fund board meeting.
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Regrets - NGOs have a few over Pacific tuna talks
The environmental group, WWF, regrets the failure of a European Union move to place limits on shark finning at last week's meeting of the Western and Central Pacific Fisheries Commission. Audio
