Aitutaki: Where the wild things grow
A retired Swiss accountant found Aitutaki grew on him, writes Winston Aldworth.
A retired Swiss accountant found Aitutaki grew on him, writes Winston Aldworth.
Immerse yourself in French culture for a slice of the price, says Megan Singleton.
Villagers and visitors on Fiji's outer islands share mutual benefits, writes Peter de Graaf.
French food and wine are the tops in Noumea, finds Sarah Lawrence.
Smiles, spinnakers and hangovers prevail in the world's friendliest yacht race, writes Ian Lloyd Neubauer.
Circling the colourful island of Tahiti, Paul Rush sees an impressionist painter's view everywhere.
Paul Rush follows a trail of bubbles to Champagne Beach on Vanuatu's largest island.
Joe Kafka and his wife embrace the ease of island hopping by boat.
Flower festival is a chance to sample more than sun and sand in Samoa, writes Robyn Yousef.
Paddleboard yoga brings out the best in Andrew Frampton (at least in his head).
Every visitor to these Fijian islands leaves with the memory of a warm welcome, writes Paul Rush.
Honolulu's Bevy pours drinks like it means business, writes Heather McCracken.
Mana Party Leader Hone Harawira is facing a new challenge in his Te Tai Tokerau seat at this year's election, from his party's former Te Tai Tonga candidate Clinton Dearlove.
In Samoa this week, Prime Minister John Key indulged in a bit of harmless flattery of his counterpart, Prime Minister Tuilaepa.
If John Key expected to be asked the soft questions when he bowled up for Question Time with school children in Niue yesterday, he was sorely disappointed.
Pamela Wade reckons Tahiti's waterfront 'roulottes' are the wheel deal for fine French fare and good times.
The US nuclear test at Bikini Atoll in the Marshall Islands on March 1, 1954, was 1000 times larger than the bombs that obliterated Hiroshima and Nagasaki.
The warm welcome at PNG's Kiriwina Island leaves cruise passenger Paul Rush smiling.
Scott Kara finds Mana Island's sand, sun and snorkelling irresistibly relaxing.
The food on Hawaii's island of Oahu sends Heather McCracken into raptures.
The New Zealand Rugby Union's refusal to play tests in the Pacific Islands remains a shame on the national game.
Winston Aldworth spends a few days enjoying beautiful Aitutaki - and wondering why Captain Bligh ever left...
Away from the famous surf breaks and beaches, Heather McCracken discovers Hawaii's vibrant shopping, art, culture, and food scene.