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Pacific correspondent Koroi Hawkins
RNZ Pacific Editor Koroi Hawkins discusses ongoing political turmoil in the region Audio
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Cook Islands to seek update on China's naval exercises
Prime Minister Mark Brown says "in due course, we may be informed more about these naval exercises that these countries conduct in international waters off each other's coasts".
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News in Cook islands Maori for 28 February 2025
The latest news in Cook Islands Maori (Te Reo Maori Kuki Airani) - brought to you by our partner - Pacific Media Network. Audio
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Analysis: Peters walks a 'tricky' diplomatic line in Beijing
RNZ's Corin Dann is in Beijing, following Foreign Minister Winston Peters as he meets with Chinese officials.
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Pacific nations receive major GCF grant to boost tuna management
Niue's Natural Resources Minister says the US$156 million Global Climate Fund grant is one of the largest climate funding grants that Pacific Island countries have been able to access. Audio
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Inside the bunker where Te Matatini songs are translated into English
The songs are also translated into five other languages. Audio
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China ship saga a 'failure' in China-NZ relationship, Peters says after talks
Live-fire naval exercises in the Tasman sea dominated talks between Foreign Minister Winston Peters and his counterpart. Audio
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Tifa Moana coach says team bonding and trust helped them win
Samoa's national netball team coach Natalie Mathews says winning last week's PacificAus Sports Netball Series title on debut is "pretty damn special". Audio
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News in Cook Islands Maori for 27 February 2025
The latest news in Cook Islands Maori (Te Reo Maori Kuki Airani) - brought to you by our partner - Pacific Media Network. Audio
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Pacific Waves for 27 February 2025
Cook Islands PM survives no confidence motion; Major tuna grant to assist 14 Pacific countries; South Auckland mural dedicated to community hero; Samoa's netball team rise to the top. Audio
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Cook Islands PM survives no confidence motion
Prime Minister Mark Brown has survived a motion in parliament aimed at ousting his government, the second Pacific Island leader to face a no-confidence vote this week. Audio
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Pacific Waves for 27 February 2025
Podcast episode — 26 February 2025In Pacific Waves today: Cook Islands PM survives no confidence motion; Major tuna grant to assist 14 Pacific countries; South Auckland mural dedicated to community hero; Samoa's netball team rise to the top.
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Cook Islands PM breaks silence in communications to Luxon
A spokesperson for Prime Minister Luxon told RNZ a letter had been received.
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No-confidence vote against Cook Islands PM fails
Prime Minister Mark Brown has survived a motion in parliament aimed at ousting his government.
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No-confidence vote against Cook Islands PM fails
Prime Minister Mark Brown has survived a motion in parliament aimed at ousting his government.
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No-confidence motion against Cook Islands PM moves forward
Mark Brown is facing a motion of no confidence in parliament today after his controversial moves to have a Cook Islands passport and sign deals with China.
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Midday Report Essentials for Wednesday 26 February 2025
In today's episode, experts in safety and hostility training are sceptical about the government's potential plans to give people the power to detain fellow citizens, Australian Defence officials… Audio
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'Ask not what your country can do for you'
Mark Brown is facing a motion of no confidence in parliament today after his controversial moves to have Cook Islands passport and sign deals with China.
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Cook Islands PM accuses NZ media, experts of thinking ‘we are too dumb’
Mark Brown slammed suggestions that Cook Islands' comprehensive strategic partnership and other agreements will help China establish a military presence in the islands.
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West Coast has NZ's cheapest houses
Data from the Real Estate Institute shows the cheapest houses in the country in January were in the West Coast of the South Island, where the median price for the month was $375,000. Money… Audio
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Protesters rally for new leadership amid no-confidence vote delay
A small group of women protesters, who supported last week's rally against the government and its decision-making on key national issues, were out again with their placards.
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Labour leader Chris Hipkins says Prime Minister must prioritise visiting China
Labour leader Chris Hipkins says Foreign Minister Winston Peters must have a frank and open conversation with his Chinese counterpart about China's warships in the Tasman Sea. Audio
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Peters to seek answers from China over warships, Cook Islands deal
The foreign minister will be raising the matters of the warships and the controversial Cook Islands deals in three high-level meetings in Beijing this week. Audio
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Winston Peters to meet Chinese counterpart in Beijing
On Wednesday evening Winston Peters will be seeking answers from his Chinese counterpart, Wang Yi, about the Chinese warships in the Tasman Sea and the controversial agreement signed with the Cook… Audio
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French Pacific news in brief
A round-up of news from French Pacific territories, including a Cabinet reshuffle in French Polynesia.
