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Type two diabetes takes toll on Pacific
Nearly half of the island countries and territories in the Pacific island region have brought in taxes to curb the islands' soaring rates of obesity and diabetes. Audio
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Moneyshots - Rob Suisted
Most of us have an example of nature photographer Rob Suisted's work in our wallets - his images feature on New Zealand banknotes and stamps. He has a blog at naturespic.com Audio, Gallery
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Sport: Cook Islands U17s in box seat at OFC Preliminary
Cook Islands are in the box seat with one round remaining in the Oceania Under 17 Men's Championship Preliminary.
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World in Sport for 6 July 2016
Audio 6 Jul 2016This week; Fiji wants to host more Super rugby games; Alama Ieremia reflects on Manu Samoa's June programme; Cook Islands to send its largest ever team to Rio; And the Guam women's football team… Audio
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Sport: Cook Islands to send largest ever Olympic team to Rio
Cook Islands will send their largest ever team to the Rio Olympics after two last-minute additions.
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Cook Islands opposition at odds with Queen's Rep
The Cook Islands oposition has criticised the Queen's Representative Tom Marsters for not attending the 50th anniversary of Ui Ariki Day.
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Small Island States adopt new strategy
Audio 6 Jul 2016Leaders from the Small Island States of the Pacific Islands Forum have adopted a new strategy to ensure their vulnerabilities are addressed. Audio
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A colony for centuries, Guam pushes for change
The US Pacific island of Guam is soon expected to decide whether to embark on a quest to determine its own political future. Audio
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Guam to push for change in political status
Audio 5 Jul 2016Guam is expected to decide within weeks whether or not to hold a referendum on the future of its political status. Audio
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Sport: Cook Islands believe future is bright for women's 7s
Cook Islands are determined to build on their performance at the women's Olympic sevens qualifiers and map a path to future success.
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Small Polynesian nations look to submarine cable link
Polynesian leaders to meet in NZ next week to discuss submarine cable broadband connections.
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Pacific football clubs happy with revamped OFC Champions League
Audio 5 Jul 2016Pacific clubs are encouraged by changes made to Oceania's premier club football competition. Audio
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Sport: OFC U17 Prelim to kick off after delay
The Oceania Under 17 Championship Preliminary will finally kick off today in Apia after a two-day delay.
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Small Island States adopt new climate change strategy
The Small Island States of the Pacific Islands Forum have adopted a new climate change strategy to ensure their vulnerabilities are addressed as part of the regional policy agenda.
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Turning the Tide on Suicide - part three
In part three of this series, Ezekiel Raui, Rongomaitawhiri Ah-Ching and Mauriora Tawaroa Takiari are three young people who each balance University Study and their work in suicide prevention. Audio
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Sport: Cooks believe Zika concerns in Rio over-blown
Cook Islands sporting officials believe concerns about Zika at the Olympics have been blown out of proportion.
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Drought-hit Marshall Islands to get relief
The remote regions of the Marshall Islands are receiving much needed relief this week after being hit by drought conditions since late last year. Audio
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Sport: Cook Islands hopeful of adding to Olympic squad
Cook Islands remain hopeful of adding one more name to their squad for the Rio Olympics.
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Drought relief begins for outer Marshall Islands
A Marshall Islands government vessel loaded with tonnes of drought relief has headed out to 10 remote atolls and two outer islands.
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New partnership to see more Pacific food products in NZ
Audio 30 Jun 2016A new trade partnership between a New Zealand company and its Pacific partners could see more food products from the region sold in New Zealand stores. Audio
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American Samoa looks at possible Air Tahiti Nui deal
A high-level American Samoa delegation is in French Polynesia to hold talks on airline links, aquaculture and climate change.
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World in Sport for 29 June 2016
Audio 29 Jun 2016This week, Changes are ahead for Tongan rugby; Pacific sides miss out at the women's Olympic Sevens Qualifier; The OFC Champions League football competition is expanding ; And Cook Islands prevail at… Audio
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Sport: Expanded OFC Champions League boost for small clubs
The expanded OFC Champions League has been given the thumbs up by smaller football clubs in the Pacific.
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Sport: OFC Champions League to expand
A record number of teams will compete in an expanded OFC Champions League football competition next season.
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Sport: Cook Islands U20s look ahead after Prelim triumph
Cook Islands admit they have plenty of work to do after winning the OFC Under 20 Men's Championship Preliminary in Nuku'alofa, to qualify for the main draw in in September.
