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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.
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Sport: More Pacific nations begin Rio campaign
The Marshall Islands, Solomon Islands and American Samoa all began competition at the Rio Olympics on Tuesday.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 9 August 2016
Audio 9 Aug 2016Signs of a shift in attitudes to sexual violence in Fiji; PACER PLUS to go ahead with or without PNG; The operators of the international airport in Port Vila frustrated by the ongoing runway saga… Audio
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 8 August 2016
Audio 8 Aug 2016The operators of the international airport in Port Vila frustrated by the ongoing runway saga; Public commitment is sought in Tonga to crackdown on alcohol abuse; Australia's government is criticised… Audio
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Young hope for Cook Islands' reo
Audio 8 Aug 2016Samoan, Indian, Chinese and Italian toddlers are helping keep the endangered language of the Cook Islands alive. Audio
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Cooks language survival down to the youth
Hopes for the survival of the Cook Islands language are pinned on the youngest generation.
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Sport: Fijiana eliminated from sevens medal contention
Fiji have been eliminated from medal contention in the women's Olympic sevens competition.
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Cooks Tourism projects record growth, again
The Cook Islands Tourism Corporation is projecting record growth in visitor arrivals of about 10 to 15 percent by the end of the year.
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Power cut to continue for days
Around 400 properties remain without power across the Taupō Plains and in parts of Hawke's Bay, after wintry weather damaged power poles.
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Octopus vs Shark
In part two of this four-part series, Te Ahi Kaa seeks out a variety of interpretations of whakatauki or proverbial sayings. This week, Kaua e mate Wheke me mate Ururoa (Do not die like an octopus,… Audio
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Disappointing civil servant turnout at Cooks' celebrations
The Cook Islands deputy prime minister says the country's civil servants will need to attend future Constitution Day celebrations, after a disappointing turnout yesterday.
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Hawke's Bay to bear brunt of heavy snow, rain warnings for North Island
While the worst of the weather is expected to move north, MetService predicts temperatures could drop to -15°C in parts of the South Island. Video, Audio
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Woodbury Clydesdales
Jim and Deborah Cook love their Clydesdales, it's in their genes; Jim's grandfather worked a team on his farm and Deb's grandfather was a competition ploughman. Their 18 horses live on the outskirts… Audio
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Woodbury Clydesdales
Jim and Deborah Cook love their Clydesdales, it's in their genes; Jim's grandfather worked a team on his farm and Deb's grandfather was a competition ploughman. Their 18 horses live on the outskirts…
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A social media user's guide to Rio 2016
If you're about to go without sleep to catch the trampolining, you're going to need Megan Whelan's guide to hot takes and second screens. Video
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Curried fish in bamboo with coconut rice
Recipe by Brett McGregor
From Afternoons on Friday 5 August 2016
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Cooks marks Constitution Day today
The Cook Islands is today commemorating its 51st anniversary of self-government with the annual Constitution Day ceremony at the National Auditorium in Rarotonga.
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Leadership strategies for Pacific police in Auckland
A leadership programme for senior police officers from around the Pacific is underway in Auckland.
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Sport: Family affair for Cook Islands' Nicholas family in Rio
The Rio Olympics will be a particularly memorable occasion for the Nicholas family from Cook Islands.
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Second company keen on sea bed mining around Cook Islands
The Cook Islands says there is interest from a second mining company wanting to explore the country's seafloor for minerals.
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Here's the snow and some very cold lows
Snow has blanketed parts of the South Island and temperatures are beginning to drop below freezing level throughout Canterbury, Otago and Southland.
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Weather: what you need to know
Road closures, civil defence warnings, power cuts: RNZ's guide to surviving the late winter cold blast.
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Sport: Fiji Pearls might not play a test in 2016
Fiji netball coach Vicki Wilson is concerned the Pearls could go the whole year without playing a test match.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 3 August 2016
Audio 3 Aug 2016Fiji Opposition says government sugar reforms won't work; tensions remain high in the tourist town of Alotau in PNG; UNESCO funds sought to preserve Pohnpei's ancient capital; anti-nuclear campaigners… Audio
