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Official: New Zealand's spying on the Pacific confirmed

A new report gives unprecedented detail of New Zealand's electronic spying activities.

Pacific preschools 'set back 30 years'

Teachers now have to have better English than doctoral students at NZ universities.

PM's father to return to New Zealand for new role

Ross Ardern's new job will move him closer to his daughter, Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern.

Te Papa to work with sea-threatened Pacific nation

Relics from sinking islands in the South Pacific will soon be on display at Te Papa.

Gene variants could explain high Maori gout rates

Gene variants that could help explain high rates of gout in Maori and Pacific people.

Men rescued after 30 hours lost at sea

Three men have been found safe and well after spending more than 30 hours lost in a 5m aluminium dinghy off the coast off Nukunono Atoll in Tokelau.

Tokelau leads way with 90% renewable power

A Pacific territory vulnerable to sea level rise is the first nation in the world to get 90 per cent of its electricity from renewable sources.

Editorial: Criticisms of Tokelau ferry contract misguided

The local boat-building industry is outraged it was not awarded a govt contract to build a ferry. On almost every level, its anger is odd.

NZ company turns on first Tokelau solar system

No sign of missing Tokelauan teens

Orion continues search for teens

Orion searches for Tokelau teens

Tokelau whale sanctuary

Te Vaka - Haoloto/Free

If the shadow of climate change has hung over previous albums by this pan-Pacific group then it is hard to hear some of this without thinking of last year's tsunami.

NZ to share flu vaccine with 'poor' nations

Caregiver guilty of scratching boys

Ministry releases files on an enduring maritime mystery

Tokelau decolonisation high on agenda