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Samoa: 'Reeping' what you sow
Child-free holidays give you a chance to kick back, relax and check on the kids.
'It's now up to all us to work together to lift those individual incomes'
More than 350 Pacific community leaders were at today's Pacific Aotearoa Summit.
American Samoa: Tramping the tropics
Much of American Samoa is in national park territory, making it highly accessible.
Pacific leaders to gather at summit in Auckland
The state of Pacific communities in NZ is being revealed at the Pacific Aotearoa Summit.
The false Armistice and the Kiwi flu that killed a quarter of Samoans
Armistice pandemic swept through New Zealand and Pacific islands.
Cook Islands: The Birdman of Atiu
'Hotspot hero' George is key to looking after the island's endangered species.
Minister says NZ role in the Pacific adds to our voice on global trade and security
Foreign Minister says NGOs can sometimes get to places that governments can't.
Law Society elects first female Pacific Island president
The national lawyers' organisation and regulator also elected its youngest president.
Queen of the Pacific: Fiji welcomes Harry and Meghan
The Duke of Sussex was cheered when he drank kava.
Tongan fans jovial for league match
A sea of chanting Tongan fans dressed in red have descended upon Mt Smart Stadium.
New Caledonia: The French connection
Pacific nation's colonial legacy is still much in evidence.
Māngere: Time to change 'face of the future'
The community's centre does not reflect the 21st Century Māngere, MP Aupito Sio says.
Small Business: How a trip to Vanuatu inspired a Kiwi brand
Contrasting experiences inspired Bonnie Howland to create a beauty brand with a purpose.
Easter Island mystery 'finally solved'
New research is finally shedding light on Easter Island's most perplexing secret.
Ethical Traveller: See how the other half lives
Spend a week on the frontline of wildlife protection in Kenya.
Pacific cultural curios in spotlight
Oceania exhibition celebrating Cook's first voyage likely to build interest.
Traditional Tuvaluan craft weaves links with island life
West Auckland grandmother and master artist Lailoko Keakea gets Ponsonby gallery show.
Whangārei's Cocavo secures Walmart deal
Three varieties of Cocavo oil will go into 4122 Walmart stores across the United States.
Air Force Orion spots missing fishermen
The fishermen had been missing on a 5m boat for four days.
Major Oceania exhibition opens in London
The exhibition is a celebration of 500 years of Oceania art
Tradie axed while attending funeral wins $24k
The sudden job loss was a shock to the man who had moved to Queenstown to take it up.
Meghan Markle to open Oceania exhibition - featuring NZ artworks - in London
Meghan Markle will get an insight into NZ history before her visit here next month.
Jungle oasis: Fiji's hidden gem
Juliette Sivertsen has a rebellious adventurer's soul but that's not all she needs.
Love finds a way for non-verbal quadriplegic orphan
Anneke Batelaan was working in Samoa when she first laid eyes on Ana in an orphanage.
Comment: Refugees are not captives in offshore camps
Refugees are not captives in Australia's off-shore camps.
Vaccine deaths: NZ Samoan couple shut out of inquiry
Karl and Christine Laulu lost two children after getting their MMR vaccinations in Samoa.
Comment: Ardern and Peters unwittingly set a trap
Jacinda Ardern and Winston Peters need to set rules that are followed from the top.
Heather du Plessis-Allan: Sexism? No, Ardern needs to rewrite the rulebook
COMMENT: Here are three reasons calling out the PM isn't sexist.
Frank Greenall: Nauru - where guano always happens
The nation's colourful yet sorry history is literally centred on seabird droppings.
Stuck on a tiny Pacific island: Teens' desperate measures to escape
Youngster's plea to meet Jacinda Ardern and give her a message goes unanswered.
'Rocking like a boat': Massive but deep 7.8 quake shakes Fiji
The Pacific Tsunami Warning Centre says there is no tsunami threat from the earthquake.
Political Roundup: Has Ardern let down the Nauru refugees?
Comment: At first the PM was eager to talk to refugees. Then she toned that down.