Richard Pamatatau

Pacific Island leaders outlined community concerns to the Prime Minister at a Fono in Mangere yesterday. Audio

A lack of progress on an election timetable for Fiji has prompted foreign ministers to form a ministerial contact group. Audio

Winston Peters, says the meeting will be looking for a timetable with target dates in the run up to the election. Audio

Tonga has announced plans to open a high commission in Wellington in June and a consular office in Auckland. Audio

High school students wanting a taste of military life are getting it under a new initiative at the Whangaparaoa Army Base. Audio

Culture and identity of Pacific Islanders in New Zealand. Audio

9000 competitors from schools across Auckland will compete at the ASB Polyfest cultural competition in Manukau City. Audio

The National Party leader has decided to attend the Hokitika Wild Food Festival rather than the Pasifika Festival. Audio

14 Pacific countries are represented at the expo in Waitakere City. Audio

New Zealand's Fijian community fear bloodshed following Bainimarama appointing himself head of the great council of chiefs. Audio

Few are used as regular transport. Audio

The traditional support for Labour from the Pacific community is under pressure. Audio

The educational initiatives of both National and Labour have been welcomed by some Pacific leaders. Audio

Restructuring within the Ministry aims to see the Ministry improve relations with the community it serves. Audio

An internet connection is beginning to be taken for granted but for many in the Pacific community reality is quite different. Audio

What are some of the obstacles that prevent people from reporting domestic violence? Audio

Richard Pamatatau explores why Pacific Islanders are often reticent about entering the political arena. Audio

Insight looks at New Zealand efforts to police illegal fishing in the Pacific. Audio