Pacific Radio News

Members of a Tongan church in the United States have raised concerns over an unpaid refund from an Auckland-based fashion designer who failed to deliver their order on time.

Mele Fetu'u and Lana Kiddie-Vai from Sir Edmund Hillary Collegiate will be travelling in March to the most southern continent of the world with New Zealand-based charity Antarctic Heritage Trust.

Senior citizens from Tokelau, Niue and the Cook Islands will soon be eligible to receive their pensions in the islands without living in New Zealand for a mandatory five years after they turn 50.

No reason was given in termination letters received by Minister for Agriculture and Fisheries Matai Seremiah and Minister for Infrastructure Jotham Napat.

Tonga's Speaker of the House Lord Fakafanua has cleared up news about a petition to impeach six Cabinet Ministers and the Prime Minister 'Akilisi Pohiva.

Pacific Forum Leaders will meet with the 29 APEC leaders next week ahead of the APEC high-level summit in Port Moresby, Papua New Guinea.

Tonga's RSE liaison officer Sefita Hao'uli says the cap increase is smaller than expected, but it's still good news for Pacific countries wanting more work opportunities.

Cook Islands voters in Rakahanga may be heading back to the polls or creating history with Tina Browne as their new MP.

Saunoamaali'i Dr Karanina Sumeo takes on the role of Equal Employment Opportunities Commissioner.