Daniela Maoate Cox

A New Zealand academic says the economic potential of land in the Pacific is often dismissed. Audio

An investigation shows the cause of a runway incident in the Cook Islands was inefficient air traffic control. Audio

Museums are foreign spaces for many Pacific people but the curator Pacific at Tamaki Paenga Hira Auckland War Memorial Museum, Kolokesa Mahina-Tuai, is working to make it a more welcoming place. Audio

At the age of three Madison Nonoa charged her family to attend her concerts in the living room. Now she's focusing on encouraging other Pacific people to take up a career in classical music. Audio

Poet Karlo Mila had no idea what the mangrove poem in her high school English exam was about but now her works on Pacific culture, love, and politics are used in schools throughout New Zealand. Audio

Pacific people are often praised for their artistic ability but feel the pressure to pursue other career paths say arts award recipients in New Zealand. Audio

Doctors are now exempt from prosecution should they speak publicly about Nauru and Manus but teachers are still under threat. Audio

Niue Vanilla will be the first Pacific product to be sold in New Zealand's Trade Aid stores in over 40 years. Audio

Out of season high tides damage seawalls and flood backyards in the Marshall Islands. Audio

Co-ordinating Cook Island leaders to work as one on achieving the UN sustainable development goals is one of the country's main challenges. Audio

The Deputy Prime Minister of Samoa says the perception that politics is a man's arena is blocking women from entering politics. Audio

Cook Island women urged to change their thinking about standing for politics. Audio

PNG may have missed its chance to improve the number of women in politics when it failed to enable a bill reserving seats for women. Audio

Pacific MPs reminded of their job to represent and report to their local communities on SDGs. Audio