Kiribati
Regional humanitarian meeting in NZ
A regional meeting is looking to discuss challenges, new partnerships, and the future of humanitarian action begins today in Auckland.
Speed of Kiribati cyclone aid delivery queried
A Kiribati opposition MP says he is disappointed with the progress of aid delivery and recovery on the islands of Tamana and Arorae which were badly hit by Cyclone Pam in March.
Greenpeace Pacific forum calls for action on climate change
Village leaders from Tuvalu, Kiribati, Vanuatu, Fiji and Solomon Islands have signed a declaration calling for immediate action on climate change.
Kiribati cop demoted over gear sale bid
Kiribati police have demoted a senior police officer for trying to sell police brass band equipment to a church group.
Over 22,000 Pacific applications for NZ residency
The results of a ballot which gives people from five Pacific countries an opportunity to gain residency in New Zealand are being announced today.
Kiribati promotes new solar water disinfection method
Kiribati is promoting a new solar water disinfection method that authorities hope will improve health and curb diarrheal diseases.
Honorary USP degree for Kiribati's Tong
Kiribati's President Anote Tong is to receive an honorary degree this week at the University of the South Pacific's Kiribati campus graduation ceremony.
Frenchman arrested for breaching Kiribati sovereignty
Kiribati police have arrested a Frenchman for allegedly living on one of the country's uninhabited islands in the eastern group without a permit.
Kiribati tides and coastal erosion move some inland
Some on Kiribati south islands are deciding to move permanently inland, fearing more destructive tides, and coastal erosion. Audio
Clean water priority for recovering Kiribati islands
A Kiribati National Disaster manager says the top priority for the islands still recovering from cyclone Pam is ensuring greater access to clean water.
People moving inland in Kiribati fearing high tides
A Kiribati National Disaster manager says some people on the southern islands are deciding to move permanently inland, fearing more destructive tides, and coastal erosion.
Kiribati solar system feeding into grid
Kiribati has installed a solar power system that will feed into the South Tarawa electricity grid in Bikenibeu.
Off the beaten track with Kennedy Warne
Outdoorsman and adventurer Kennedy Warne has been recently returned from two weeks in Kiribati. This week he continues his discussion on the pacific nation, which is one of the countries most… Audio
Radio Kiribati editor sacked over 'unbalanced ' reporting
The Kiribati Broadcasting and Publications Authority says Radio Kiribati's editor was sacked in part because of her reporting of the death penalty bill. Audio
Sacking of Radio Kiribati editor 'attack on media freedom'
The sacking of Radio Kiribati's editor because of her reporting of the death penalty bill has been described as an attack on media freedom.
Radio Kiribati editor sacked over 'unbalanced' reporting
The Kiribati Broadcasting and Publications Authority says Radio Kiribati's editor was sacked in part because of her reporting of the death penalty bill.
Kiribati police investigate axe murder
The Kiribati police say they are investigating a man who allegedly killed his wife with an axe in South Tarawa on Wednesday last week.
Pacific nations to improve access to sexual health info
Five Pacific nations that face a high level of teenage pregnancy are looking to improve the access to sexual health information for young people. Audio
Off the beaten track with Kennedy Warne
Outdoorsman and adventurer Kennedy Warne is Off the Beaten Track in Kiribati. Audio
Kiribati culture showcased in New Zealand
An exhibition referencing issues facing Kiribati including climate change, over-population and threats to traditional cultures is touring New Zealand.
