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China to support Cook Islands fisheries
China has pledged a donation of equipment worth $US82,000 to support marine surveillance in the Cook Islands.
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Helmet law comes at right time - Cook Islands police
Cook Islands police say 75 percent of road deaths between 2007 and 2016 were motorcycle riders who were not wearing helmets.
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US company to explore Cook Islands seabed for minerals
A US company has been granted rights to prospect and explore the Cook Islands' seabed for minerals.
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Brutal seas: Meet the men enslaved to catch our fish
New Zealand is importing millions of kilograms of fish that men die to catch, but Customs won't reveal who's selling it. These are the stories of the men who catch that fish: the lost years of their… Audio
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Sport: Fiji, Cook Islands netballers qualify for World Youth Cup
Fiji and the Cook Islands netballers are through to next year's World Youth Cup in Botswana after ensuring a top two finish at the Oceania qualifiers.
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Cooks land use rules to be enforced
The Cook Islands Land Court is to tighten up on the application of land occupation conditions, with landowners facing a stricter rule to use it or lose it.
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Sport: Fiji and Cook Islands put winning records on the line
Fiji and Cook Islands will put their winning records on the line today as they bid to seal a berth at netball's World Youth Cup.
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Sport: Cook Islands, Fiji impress in Oceania Youth Netball Qualifiers
Cook Islands are in a strong position to qualify for netball's World Youth Cup after a crucial victory over Samoa on day one of the Oceania qualifiers in Auckland.
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NZ buyers want 15 tonnes of Vanuatu taro a month
New Zealand taro buyers have told growers in Vanuatu they are prepared to buy 15 tonnes of taro per month.
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Sport: Milestone election for Oceania Football
The Oceania Football Confederation now has three candidates on the FIFA Council, following the election of Sandra Fruean and Lee Harmon.
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Sport: Pacific netball nations square off World Youth Cup spot
Three spots at Netball's World Youth Cup are up for grabs at this week's Oceania qualifiers in Auckland.
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Cooks police and SPCA to unite efforts on stray dogs
The Cook Islands SPCA has teamed up with local police to take on the responsibility of getting roaming dogs off the streets.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 26 September 2016
Audio 26 Sep 2016Bougainville's president dismisses claims by one Panguna landowner group which is disputing government control of a mining company; Concerns have been raised over high levels of calcium and possible… Audio
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Cooks in the black after tourism surge
Audio 26 Sep 2016The Cook Islands Government's financial state is looking rosy after a huge surge in visitor numbers over the past six months. Audio
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Call in Cooks for new fisheries' licensing regime
The Cook Islands Chamber of Commerce is calling for changes in the way the country hands out fishing licences.
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Cook Islands to spend heavily on roads
The Cook Islands Government is planning to invest heavily in roads over the next four years.
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EU to help improve electricity in Kiribati
The European Union and Kiribati have signed an agreement for a $US5.6 million energy project.
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Dateline Pacific morning edotion for 21 September 2016
Audio 21 Sep 2016Lack of awareness breeds mistrust in PNG cyber-crime laws; Pacific calls for help on migration crisis at UN; Six months after Cyclone Winston, volunteers are leaving Fiji's Koro island; A Cook Islands… Audio
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Cooks tourism boom lifts government receipts
The Cook Islands Government's operating balance is in the black on the back of a record growth in tourist arrivals.
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 20 September 2016
Audio 20 Sep 2016Six months after Cyclone Winston, volunteers are leaving Fiji's Koro island; A Cook Islands NGO says scrutiny of a proposed fishing deal was biased; A call for a Pacific-wide ban of asbestos… Audio
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Scrutiny of proposed Cooks fishing deal was biased, claims NGO
Audio 20 Sep 2016A Cook Islands NGO says a committee process to scrutinise a proposed fishing deal with the European Union was biased. Audio
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Cook Islands Opposition to get day in court
The Cook Islands opposition has successfully applied for a High Court judgement on the legitimacy of a controversial sitting of Parliament in June.
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NGO says Cooks committee on fish deal was biased
A Cook Islands NGO says a committee process to scrutinise a proposed fishing deal with the European Union was biased.
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NZ win U20 Oceania championship
New Zealand's under 20 men's football team are the champions of Oceania for the sixth time after beating Vanuatu 5-0 in today's final.
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Sport: Ramsey Tomokino keen on Manu 7s job
Samoa women's rugby coach Ramsey Tomokino believes he has the required passion and experience to take charge of the men's sevens programme.
