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Cook Islands prepares for Te Maeva Nui
Cook Islands Police are stepping up operations for Te Maeva Nui, which starts on Friday this week.
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Better code needed in Cooks to fight corruption
A poor code of conduct is being blamed for a series of corruption investigations involving Cook Islands MPs.
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Cook Islands opposition gets first woman leader
The Cook Islands opposition party has made history by appointing Rose Brown its leader.
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Cook Islands opposition has new female leader
The Cook Islands opposition has appointed Rose Brown to lead the coalition - the first female opposition leader in the country's history.
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Former Cooks opposition leader considers appeal
Former Cook Islands opposition leader Teina Bishop is considering appealing against a corruption conviction handed down by a court this week, calling it a "minor setback".
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Former Cook Islands opposition leader considers an appeal
The former Cook Islands opposition leader, Teina Bishop, is considering appealing against a guilty verdict handed down by a court this week.
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Cooks MP Teina Bishop found guilty of corruption
Cook Islands MP Teina Bishop has been found guilty of corruption as a minister of the Crown in the High Court today.
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Spring-like weekend weather forecast
Tropical winds will produce abnormally mild weather over much of the country this weekend, forecasters say.
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Sport: Pacific Oceania avoid Davis Cup relegation
The Pacific Oceania tennis team have staved off relegation in the Davis Cup after an emphatic victory against Singapore in Tehran.
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Oysterband +
William Dart's theme is the British folk song and what happened to it in the hands of groups such as Fairport Convention, Bellowhead and Oysterband. Audio
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Nauru cabinet sworn in
Nauru's new government was on Friday sworn in by the Chief Justice Jone Madraiwiwi.
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Sport: Pacific Oceania miss out on Davis Cup semis
The Pacific Oceania tennis team have missed out on the chance for Davis Cup promotion.
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Sport: Pacific countries alert to safety risks in Rio
Pacific countries say they have been keeping well informed about health and security concerns around the Rio Olympics. Audio
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West could benefit from Pacific health strategies
A New Zealand health academic says Western countries can learn a lot from the way Pacific communities approach health issues.
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Sport: Pacific Oceania beat Turkmenistan in Davis Cup
Pacific Oceania have beaten Turkmenistan to get their Davis Cup tennis campaign back on track.
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Cooks purse seine committee to report by Sept
A select committee is looking into two requests filed about purse seining licenses.
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Sport: Niue excited for African league tour
The Niue rugby league team will take part in a Tri Series against South Africa and Lebanon in October, ending a year in the international wilderness.
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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 13 July 2016
Audio 13 Jul 2016Thousands are still waiting for food aid in Papua New Guinea; Misuse of government vehicles under the spotlight in Vanuatu; A new study reveals major ethnic inequalities in New Zealand among those who… Audio
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Cook Islands artist awarded a Fulbright
Audio 13 Jul 2016A top New Zealand artist residency at the University of Hawaii has been awarded to a Cook Islands artist for the first time. Audio
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Sport: Pacific Oceania lose Davis Cup opener
Pacific Oceania have outclassed by hosts Iran in their opening Davis Cup tennis match in Asia/Oceania Zone Group Three.
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Cook Islander awarded Fulbright
The Fulbright-Creative New Zealand Pacific Writer's Residency at the University of Hawaii has been awarded to a Cook Islands artist for the first time.
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3 - Cook Islands
ProgrammeRemembering the journey to independence for the Cook Islands
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Young democracies in the Pacific in need of support
The Commonwealth Parliamentary Association says ensuring young democracies follow the rule of law is a challenge. Audio
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Twenty five dollars and a dream - the story of Tapu te Ranga Marae
An urban marae built from scavenged materials by homeless youth, ex-cons, and gang members in the 1970s in Wellington is struggling to keep its whare open after the council deemed several of its… Video, Audio, Gallery
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Samoa qualify for OFC U17 main draw
Samoa have won the Oceania Under 17 Men''s Preliminary on home soil after beating Cook Islands 2-0 in the final match of the tournament.
