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OPINION: First there was KiwiBuild, then the failure to stop dawn raids after an apology.
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Bishop Tangilanu is engaging with a new flock of youth
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‘We carry the voice of the colonised people’ - delegates speak of independence ambitions at UN
France's grip on its overseas territories in the Pacific may be waning.
New study on why Pacific patients are high users of EDs
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Babies getting sick prompts meningococcal disease warning - vaccination is key
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Rob Campbell: Sickening how Kiwis react to poor Māori, Pasifika health outcomes
OPINION: Māori and Pasifika patients in our hospitals get worse treatment outcomes.
BBM charity boss pulls plug on Te Pāti Māori bid
Dave Letele has decided not to run for politics in October.
Middlemore takes to social media to stem the flow of non-urgent patients to ED
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Rheumatic fever rates rising after pandemic
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'I couldn't stop crying': Tourist recounts bid to save Kiwi who drowned in Rarotonga
Guests and staff of the upmarket Edgewater Resort did everything they could to revive her.
Fifa delighted with first women's Champions League
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The China Tightrope: Unpacking NZ's relationship with our biggest trading partner
A new book takes a deep dive into New Zealand's relationship with China.
US official: Thank God for New Zealand!
US wants to avoid veering into conflict with China, says Daniel Kritenbrink.
The new ethnic faces of policing in Aotearoa
The new face of policing has more Māori, Pasifika and Asian communities represented.
The changing face of the New Zealand police better reflects the communities they serve
Minorities have increased in police to show a more diverse force.
'Open the windows': Kiwi dance pro shares his unusual travel tips
The Pacific NZ Dance Festival director's most memorable holidays.
New Fijian Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka arrives in NZ
It's his first visit since winning last year’s election.
‘It took me a long time to be proud of myself’, American Idol winner Iam Tongi reveals
The 18-year-old sensation became the first Pacific Islander to win the popular award.
King’s Birthday Honours: Alexis LewGor awarded MNZM
She couldn't sleep all weekend after hearing about the honour.
It takes a village: Tofilau Talalelei Taufale accepts King's Honour for Pacific community
The health professional is proud to have helped give Pacific people a voice.
NZ and Japan’s defence cooperation strengthened
It comes amid growing concerns about China’s influence in the Indo-Pacific region.
Kia Mau festival has 'something for everyone'
Kia Mau is bringing Māori and Pasifika theatre music and art to the capital.
Family of NZ economist blast 'farce' trial amid claims of paid-off witnesses
Ex-Micronesian government advisor denies sex and child trafficking allegations.
'Absence of accountability': Startling claims about university president
University South Pacific leadership is under review for 'issues, concerns and breaches'
Auckland to Samoa flights pack out ahead of Independence Day
Samoa is buzzing with excitement ahead of the 61st Independence Day celebrations.
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