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Queries over NZ's multi-million dollar Solomons airport
Questions are being raised about New Zealand spending millions of dollars on an airport development in Solomon Islands when the airport will still not be fully usable. Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 17 August 2016
Audio 17 Aug 2016Fiji tourism revels in the country's Sevens gold medal in Rio; renewed calls to close the illegal Manus Island detention centre in PNG; Cook Islands campaigns for a seat on UNESCO; Vanuatu's prime… Audio
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Cook Islands pitches for UNESCO seat
Audio 17 Aug 2016The Cook Islands has put itself forward for a seat with UNESCO saying it will be a positive dynamic voice for the Pacific. Audio
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New job for Cook Islands' racing crustaceans
A holiday in the Cook Islands inspired a New Zealand author to write a children's book on the country's traditional crab racing game.
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Cook Islands bid for UNESCO seat
The Cook Islands government is putting forward a bid for a seat on the UNESCO executive board.
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Cook Islands crab racing inspires author
A New Zealand author was inspired to write a book on crab racing after a holiday in the Cook Islands. Audio
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Sport: Fiji's Rio success a boost for all Oceania countries
Fiji's sevens success has provided a boost to other Pacific countries competing in the Rio Olympics.
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New Children's book spotlights Cook Islands crab racing tradition
A holiday in the Cook Islands is what inspired a New Zealand author to write a children's book highlighting the country's traditional crab racing game.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 16 August 2016
Audio 16 Aug 2016Frustration over broken LNG promises coming to a head in PNG; Save the Children campaign for Fiji storm victims; PNG-Fiji trade war looms with minister's ultimatum; Fears of overreach with new PNG… Audio
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 15 August 2016
Audio 15 Aug 2016Fears of overreach with new PNG cyber crime law; Vanuatu government consults on political reform; Anti-corruption gaining momentum in the Pacific, according to the UN; Calls for action to be taken on… Audio
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New Children's book spotlights Cook Islands crab racing
Audio 15 Aug 2016A holiday in the Cook Islands is what inspired a New Zealand author to write a children's book based on the country's traditional crab racing game. Audio
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Sport: Cook Islands rate Rio a success
Cook Islands believe their Olympic campaign in Rio has been a success despite missing on most of their targets.
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Anti-corruption gaining momentum in the Pacific: UN
Audio 15 Aug 2016The fight against corruption is gaining momentum in the Pacific according to the UNDP regional office in Fiji. Audio
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Cooks public servants can't be forced to events, official says
Public servants in the Cook Islands have been told they cannot be compelled by any law to attend any national event even if it is Constitution Day.
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Cooks tourism hoping Vai'maanga project can take off
Audio 12 Aug 2016A boost in visitor arrivals in the Cook Islands is threatening to stretch the country's accommodation facilities, with the industry pinning its hopes on the sale of a dawdling investment at… Audio
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NZ glacial shrinkage
Kathryn Ryan speaks to glaciologist Trevor Chinn on the rapid shrinkage of the country's glaciers. The central Southern Alps has lost a quarter of its ice in recent decades and stands to lose another… Audio
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 11 August 2016
Audio 11 Aug 2016Tonga's controversial MA60 plane is to take to the skies again; human rights groups have called for Australia to immediately close its asylum seeker camps on Nauru; a former PNG army chief calls on… Audio
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Sport: Fiji beat NZ to reach Olympic 7s semis
Fiji have beaten New Zealand 12-7 to advance to the semi finals of the Olympic men's sevens tournament, ending the All Blacks Sevens hopes of a medal.
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Vai'maanga needs new investor - Cooks tourism
A boost in visitor arrivals in the Cook Islands is threatening to stretch the country's accommodation facilities, with the industry pinning its hopes on the sale of a dawdling investment at…
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 11 August 2016
Audio 11 Aug 2016Call for Australia's Nauru camps to close immediately; Pacific utility providers call for sector reform; Cook Islands likely to keep hauling more fishing revenue; Life in limbo ends for boat people on… Audio
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Cook Islands likely to keep hauling more fishing revenue
Audio 11 Aug 2016New purse seine partnerships could boost the Cook Islands' fisheries revenue by nearly 50 percent. Audio
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 10 August 2016
Audio 10 Aug 2016Call for caution over Marianas casino rush; American Samoa embraces tourism; Young hope for Cook Islands' reo; Asylum seekers stranded in FSM are to be sent home; The World Bank says Vanuatu's latest… Audio
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Young hope for Cook Islands ' reo
Audio 10 Aug 2016Samoan, Indian, Chinese and Italian toddlers are helping keep the endangered language of the Cook Islands alive. Audio
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Late Edition for 9 August 2016
Audio 9 Aug 2016Re-opening a debate on close adoptions, the silver lining in this week's storm clouds, and in Dateline Pacific the future of Reo in the Cook Islands. Audio
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Cooks earnings from fishing up markedly
The Cook Islands returns from fishing are soaring.
