Tokelau
Tokelau calls on NZ for more help in climate change fight
Tokelau is frequently left out of the discussion on climate change, according to a representative of the territory calling on New Zealand to do more.
Tokelau tops country domain name list
Tokelau has the most popular country domain name in the internet.
Tokelau receives new ferry from NZ govt
The New Zealand government says a new ferry being handed over to Tokelau today will allow for easier travel between the territory's atolls and Samoa. Audio
Tokelau receives new ferry from NZ govt
A new ferry is called a game changer for the people of Tokelau. Audio
New ferry for Tokelau
The new Tokelau ferry "Mataliki" has arrived in Samoa to begin operations.
Fighting Tokelau's tobacco crisis
Louise Thornley and Joe Wilson reflect on a VSA assignment to Tokelau to extinguish the Pacific's most staggering smoking statistics. Audio, Gallery
Tokelau counts cost of US fleet default
The government of Tokelau is still reeling from the huge loss in revenue it is facing after the US tuna fleets defaulted on their fishing agreement with the region.
NZ university pleased with Pasifika leadership graduates
Wellington's Victoria University has commended four Pasifika students for being among the first from the region to graduate from its international leadership programme. Audio
Endangered Tokelauan language celebrated
Tokelauans around New Zealand are hoping that this week's events will help revive their endangered language. Audio
Fishing boat was sinking into Pacific Ocean when help arrived.
New Zealand's Rescue Coordination Centre says a boat stranded in the Pacific Ocean with 36 crew was starting to sink when help arrived.
Tokelauans look to language week for survival
A community leader says New Zealand's Tokelauan language week may be key to the language's survival.
Missing Tokelauans located by NZ Orion
Three men have been found safe and well after spending more than 30 hours lost in a dinghy in Tokelau.
Sport: Tokelau's only Pacific Games athlete ready
Tokelau's only competitor at the Pacific Games - 33-year-old squash player Sam Iasona - only picked up a racket for the first time a little over a year ago.
Tokelau inflation eases
Inflation appears to have stabilised in Tokelau with just a 0.3 percent increase in the consumer price index in the June quarter.
Easier NZ Pacific pensions closer
It will soon be easier for Cook Islands, Niuean and Tokelau retirees to access their New Zealand superannuation.
Tokelau aims to build police capacity
Tokelau is looking to change the make up of its police, including having more women officers.
Tokelau admin building in Apia to be demolished
Tokelau's General Fono has approved funding to demolish the country's administration building in Samoa's capital, Apia.
Tokelau elders unsure on Change Management Plan
Tokalau's council of village elders have until the end of April to submit amendments on the government's Change Management Plan.
Tokelau's supply link expected to restart after storm
Tokelau's main supply link with the outside world, the PB Matua, is preparing to depart Apia after being delayed four times in the past two weeks because of poor weather.
Shipping, climate change on Tokelau agenda
The new Ulu-o-Tokelau is encouraging a strong national spirit of unity and a commitment to the basic principles of Tokelauan culture in 2015.
