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Dateline Pacific morning edition for 23 March 2016
Audio 23 Mar 2016Cyclone debris a massive headache on Fiji's Koro; Solomons nickel prospector confident despite court ruling; PNG training programme in NZ earns plaudits; There's disappointment in PNG at the… Audio
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Cyclone debris a massive headache on Fiji's Koro
Audio 23 Mar 2016Tonnes of debris lying around Fiji's Koro island remains a massive headache as the clean up continues after Cyclone Winston. Audio
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Corruption claims at Cook Islands prison
The Public Service Commissioner in the Cook Islands is concerned about allegations of abuse of authority by senior prison officers.
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Claims of corruption, abuse and cronyism at Cooks prison
The Public Service Commissioner in the Cook Islands is concerned about allegations of abuse of authority and power by senior officers at a prison.
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Dateline Pacific evening edition for 22 March 2016
Audio 22 Mar 2016There's disappointment in PNG at the cancellation of a protest; Fiji's anti-torture ratification is seen as hollow; There are complaints that inmates are being exploited in a Cook Islands prison… Audio
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Complaints of exploitation of inmates in Cooks prison
Audio 22 Mar 2016Allegations of abuse of authority and power by senior officers at a Cook Islands prison have surfaced. Audio
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New Zealand leads world in island conservation
A new study shows that getting rid of invasive mammals from islands has an enormous positive benefit for rare native species. Audio
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New Zealand leads world in island conservation
A new study shows that getting rid of invasive mammals from islands has an enormous positive benefit for rare native species.
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Cook Islands bill hoped to protect sexual abuse victims
A Cook Islands MP says a new bill currently before parliament will provide more protection to the survivors of sexual assaults.
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Heather hits back on Cooks-EU fish deal
In the Cook Islands, opposition leader William Heather has accused the government of Henry Puna of compromising the livelihood of future generations of Cook Islanders by supporting the controversial…
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UN welcomes Fiji's ratification of anti-torture treaty
The United Nations has welcomed Fiji's ratification of the Convention Against Torture but is urging it to go all the way.
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Cook Islands cabinet backs EU fishing deal
The Cook Islands cabinet has given its support to the Prime Minister to proceed with a fisheries agreement with the European Union.
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Operation Tautai infringements under investigation
The authorities in the Cook Islands are investigating a number of fishing infringements following this month's successful joint maritime surveillance mission Operation Tautai.
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Norwegian mass killer sues over isolation
Mass killer Anders Behring Breivik has claimed in court that Norway is violating his human rights by keeping him in isolation for murdering 77 people in 2011.
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Tradewinds for 15 March 2016
Audio 15 Mar 2016Fiji's sugar industry taking stock after Cyclone Winston; Call in PNG to enforce law in the logging sector; American Samoa reclaims rights to fish; Cook Islands opposition to purse seining revisited. Audio
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Cooks parliament yet to meet this year
The clerk of the Cook Islands parliament, John Tangi, says government is not ready yet to call the first sitting of parliament for the year.
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Manihiki rethink on Cooks purse seine petition
Cook Islanders living on the northern island of Manihiki have called for their signatures to be withdrawn from a petition to ban purse seine fishing within their waters.
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Hawaiians rejoice at return of Captain Cook's cloak
Audio 15 Mar 2016Hawaiians are rejoicing at the return of a feather cloak and helmet gifted to Captain Cook in 1779. Audio
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Hawaiian treasures return home
Hawaiians are rejoicing at the return of a feather cloak and helmet gifted to Captain Cook in 1779. Audio
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Weaner prices up by as much as 21 percent
Weaner prices have hit record highs as dairy farmers turn to beef to increase their profits.
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Food memories from a Fijian childhood
Lynette Mercer lives in Queensland now, but her childhood and most of her adulthood was spent in Fiji. The smells and flavours of the tropics are firmly embedded in her psyche and reflected in her… Audio
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Kokoda Fiji style
Recipe by Lynette Mercer
From Nine To Noon on Monday 14 March 2016
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Purse seine fishing ban petition under fire
Audio 14 Mar 2016Cook Islanders living on the northern island of Manihiki have called for their signatures to be withdrawn from a petition to ban purse seine fishing. Audio
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American Samoa volleyball owe money to Cooks hotel
American Samoa National Olympic Committee's has suspended from its membership the American Samoa Volleyball Association over an unpaid bill in the Cook Islands.
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Forum becomes Green Climate Fund observer
The Pacific Islands Forum Secretariat says it has become the first Pacific organisation to be approved as an observer with the Green Climate Fund.
