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Feleti Teo elected new Tuvalu PM unopposed
Ministers and their portfolios are yet to be known.
'There are no formal immigration pathways...to migrate here for climate reasons'
More people living on low-lying islands are moving to NZ because of the climate crisis.
Learning Tuvaluan: 'At the moment, it's like a toddler learning how to speak'
A proud Tuvaluan Kiwi is learning to speak the language of her ancestors to keep it alive.
Watch: Remnants of war found on Tuvalu seabed
More than 20 World War II bombs have been found near the small Pacific nation of Tuvalu.
22 huge World War II bombs found in Tuvalu lagoon
Divers from New Zealand are a part of the team that found them.
Pasifika leaders represent region at Queen's funeral, young royal mistaken for island queen
Pacific royalty and leaders from around the region joined mourners at the Queen's funeral.
'Exceptional circumstances': Overstayer for 26 years allowed to stay in NZ
Tribunal says there is no one to look after man with disability if he were deported.
Laggard to leader? Pressure on Aus to match NZ on climate
Pacific leaders hope some transtasman rivalry at forum will help Australia up its game.
Celebrating 30 years of Pasifika Festival - now Taste of Pasifika
Pasifika Festival celebrates its 30th birthday this year with a new look and name.
Fashion showcase launches revamped Pasifika Festival
Pacific and Māori fashion will be displayed in tonight's Pasifika Showcase at The Cloud.
Danish adventurer fights his way into New Zealand as part of world-first trip
The Dane will enter New Zealand as a cargo ship passenger.
Country set to vanish from the map
Its existence is already precarious — and the country could soon vanish completely.
Bum bags and lab coats: Best (and worst) of Olympics opening ceremony fashion
The definitive ranking of the 24 best and worst Olympic opening ceremony outfits.
'Fafetai te atua': Healthy baby boy for worker stranded in NZ by Covid-19 border closures
But it will be some time before new father can meet his new son.
Baby on way for stranded seasonal worker
Takeisi Laki's baby boy is due in two weeks - but she can't get home to Tuvalu.
Covid-19: The countries without cases - still
As the world deals with the pandemic, a few have managed to escape it so far.
'It swept right over': Tuvalu inundated by waves whipped up by Cyclone Tino
Cyclone Tino has forced hundreds of people to evacuate from their homes in Tuvalu
'High chance' of tropical cyclone forming near Fiji
If it forms it will be named Tropical Cyclone Sarai.
Prince Charles and Camilla touch down: What they're doing next
On Monday the royal couple will lay a wreath at Mt Roskill War Memorial Park.
Prince Charles and Camilla arrive in NZ
The week-long tour of Aotearoa starts off in the City of Sails.
Royals on the way to NZ, leaving chaos behind
The Prince of Wales and the Duchess of Cornwall arrive in New Zealand tomorrow.
Tea and trouble: Diary of PM's Pacific trip
Jason Walls' diaries behind the scenes with the PM at the Pacific Islands Forum.
Alan Jones tells Ardern to 'shut up', stop hugging people
Alan Jones said he wishes Jacinda Ardern would shut up.
Jones v Ardern: Radio host backtracks on 'shove-a-sock-down-her-throat' rant
The radio host backtracks on comments hours after causing international outrage.
Pacific leaders call on US to fix historic nuclear testing damage
After a marathon 12-hour meeting, Pacific leaders have come out with a message for the US
Climate Change: Bainimarama's praise for NZ and scorn at Aussie
The Fijian leader said PM Ardern had already done enough on climate change by speaking out
Hosking: Talkfest and a bright shirt won't address climate change
COMMENT: Two days in a bright shirt at a forum repeating the same words achieves nothing.