Eleisha Foon

Around five thousand athletes and officials are participating in the sporting event in Honiara with 24 codes on offer. Audio

Abortion rights, incest and creating safer environments for women to speak up against abuse discussed in this gender equality and family planning talanoa. Audio

Life is returning to normal in Fiji after severe tropical cyclone Mal shaved the country's western divisions. People in Vanuatu have marched against the ongoing political instability in the house… Audio

Gender equality and family planning has been raised with Pacific leaders off the back of the Pacific Island's Forum Audio

Tourists in Rarotonga are being encouraged to look beyond the picture perfect post-card and give back to the environment when holidaying in the islands.

Regenerative Tourism is becoming a staple for… Audio

Cook Island tourism calls on visitors to be 'climate change conscious'. Audio

Cook Islands' athletes depart for Pacific Games in Honiara, Solomon Islands. Audio

The U.S representative to the United Nations says America is committed to delivering on climate financing for the Pacific. Audio

The wounds of last year's rift at the Pacific Island's forum have re-opened. Audio

Pacific leaders are meeting for their retreat on the island of Aitutaki on the third day of the Pacific Islands Forum. There is much for the leaders to discuss, including climate change, regional… Audio

Cook Islands culture on display for Pacific Islands Forum opening ceremony. Audio

The Pacific Island's Forum has opened in Rarotonga with a ceremony of song, dance and the fierce drumming involving hundreds of Cook Island children.

All 18 Pacific nations are represented this year… Audio

Cook Islands foreign affairs secretary speaks on forum's founding father. Audio

The Pacific Islands Forum in the Cook Islands starts on Tuesday - the largest annual gathering of pacific island leaders including NZ and Australia.

The theme is Our Voices, Our Choices and Our… Audio

Cook Islanders share what it means to host forum leaders meeting. Audio

Pacific states voting against ceasefire in Gaza conflict labelled 'hypocritical'. Audio

Cyclone Lola destroys schools and homes in Vanuatu. Audio

Cyclone Lola has destroyed schools and homes in Vanuatu, with more than 10,000 households torn apart, damaged or flooded. Four provinces in the north have been hit hardest as humanitarian aid groups… Audio

Superstorm tropical cyclone Lola makes landfall in Vanuatu. Audio