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What to expect from Pacific region’s big political meeting in Rarotonga
Leaders remain divided over several key issues heading into next week's meeting.
Incoming Govt looks unlikely to have any Pasifika MPs
National's Angee Nicholas was set to be the sole Pacific MP in Government.
'A Pacific academy would be game-changing for the region’
A science academy in the Pacific would help unite Pasifika scholars with unique knowledge.
Charities better than government at supporting people, report finds
The report makes it clear the Government 'is not good at dealing with those people'.
Drought declared for Tonga’s main island, unlikely to ease anytime soon
Warnings and alerts for other islands have also been applied.
Christopher Luxon won't attend Pacific Islands Forum
Carmel Sepuloni and Gerry Brownlee will go in his place.
Trusts charitable model focuses on inequity in West Auckland
The West Auckland Trusts adopt a new strategy to support rangatahi.
Climate adaptation projects sometimes exacerbate the problems they try to solve – a new tool hopes to correct that
Adapting to climate change is leaving some communities worse off.
Three people killed in Vanuatu during devastating Tropical Cyclone Lola
Residents in Vanuatu are picking up the pieces after Tropical Cyclone Lola.
Vanuatu Prime Minister surveys cyclone damage from the air
More than 10,000 households have been affected by Cyclone Lola.
Vanuatu bracing for TC Lola: 'We're praying the cyclone will turn'
A Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade spokesperson said officials are monitoring Lola.
Funding boost for indigenous start-ups
Four start-up organisations have received funding to support indigenous stories.
Opinion: Let us embrace pay transparency and the Pasifika leadership
In New Zealand, the ethnic pay gap is a reality we must confront.
'I questioned whether it was acceptable to identify as Niuean'
What is it like to connect with a place you have never been to?
Pacific women face most discrimination in legal profession, survey finds
48 per cent of respondents put employment discrimination down to their gender.
Niwa warns of strong cyclones coming to Pacific
The weather agency expects nine to 14 cyclones this season.
10 things every traveller should know before visiting Niue
Why you must take cash and book your hotel well in advance.
'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.
Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha’apai volcano ash still causing power outages
Tongatapu is experiencing disruption from Hunga Tonga-Hunga Ha'apai over a year on.
A ‘No’ vote would be a setback for Australia’s relations with the Pacific - academic
Some Pacific leaders have voiced a keen interest in the outcome of the vote.
Tongan Government organises aircraft to evacuate Kiwi-Tongan church group
Kiwi-Tongan church members praise Tongan officials for helping get them out of Israel.
Nurse claimed Covid vaccine changes DNA so people are not '100 per cent human'
She has now been suspended for spreading Covid-19 misinformation.
Fijian nationals flown out of Israel on emergency repatriation flight
More than 200 Fijian nationals have been flown out of Israel on an emergency flight.
More than a third of the Wainuiomata population is of Māori or Pacific whakapapa
Suburb 'on the uplift, and it is an attractive place to live, work, and play'.
Shark lurks as capsized rower makes dash to safety on cruise ship
When he jumped into the water to grab a lifeline, a shark swam towards the young athlete.
Tonga steps up to help Kiwi church group stuck in Israel
A total of 54 church members from New Zealand arrived in Israel days before the attack.
‘Don’t let the truth die with you’: Dawn Raids era survivor
Samoan migrant shares her trauma of the 1970s dawn raids.
'That's the challenge for the old people...it's not easy to understand'
More Tuvaluan speakers are needed to help the community understand health initiatives.
Watch: Aussie rower 'holding on for dear life' in 14-hour ocean ordeal
The endurance rower spent 14 hours clinging onto his boat.
'Lucky to be alive': Young Aussie rower dramatically plucked from ocean by cruise ship
The endurance rower sent out a distress signal shortly before 9pm last night
CRAb attack: Deadly antibiotic-resistant bacteria island-hops around the Pacific
A drug-resistant infection is "a ticking time bomb" in the Pacific.
Overseas Tuvaluans celebrate Tuvalu Language Week
'Our language is important, it's our identity and part of our culture'.