Aupito William Sio opens up about dawn raid trauma
'I don't think there is any Pacific family who was not affected by the dawn raids.'
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Fiji's PM resists pressure for 28-day lockdown as Covid outbreak surges
'People's jobs may never return ... I cannot allow that to happen and I will not.'
'Blatantly racist, filled with hate': 7-minute abusive message left on Pasifika academic's phone
Dr Jemaima Tiatia-Seath, a Pacific lecturer at Auckland University, is calling out racism.
Fiji's Covid crisis: 147 cases in two days, patient dies
Fiji has recorded 147 new cases in just two days.
Fiji records 83 Covid cases, its highest daily total yet
More than 600 cases have been recorded since the latest outbreak began in April.
Covid-19: Fiji Ministry of Health staff test positive
Three senior members of Fiji's Ministry of Health have tested positive for Covid-19.
Samoan Language Week: Why fa'asamoa is more than words
This week marks Samoan Language Week. Reporter Vaimoana Tapaleao shares about it.
Samoa election crisis: Win for Fast party as court rejects appeal
The court's decision brings the newcomer Fast party one step closer to assuming power.
Fiji doctors quarantined after infected colleague takes part in Covid training
At least 10 doctors from a Nadi clinic are in quarantine after 'swab demonstration class'.
Fiji records dozens of new Covid-19 cases over weekend
The number of active coronavirus cases in Fiji now stands at 223.
Fiji sea rescue, beheading claims: Navy call off search for missing fishing crew
Mystery still surrounds the decision of some crew to jump overboard.
Big agenda for Ardern/Morrison talks in Queenstown
The two PMs have plenty to talk about, from Covid to climate change to China.
Hope the situation in Samoa doesn't turn violent
Northland-based Samoans worried political impasse creating factions back home.
Samoa's political standoff, UN poised to intervene
The United Nations is urging Samoa's leaders to come up with a solution.
Editorial: The law must abide when politics fails
EDITORIAL: Supreme Court order to swear in new Samoan Government.
Why the world is watching Samoa's election crisis
ANALYSIS: What happens next has vast ramifications for the region and democracy globally.
Fiji records 18 new Covid cases; biggest rise since outbreak began
Latest cases 'visited well-known shops, grocery stores and other commercial facilities'.
Samoa election: Supreme Court overturns shock proclamation
The Head of State's surprise move deepened Samoa's constitutional crisis.
Fiji fishing boat horror: Rough seas hamper search for crew
Five crew still missing after jumping ship without lifesaving gear amid beheading claims.
Man found at sea after alleged beheading on Fiji vessel - five people still missing
Fijian police are investigating what is said to have been a horrific incident on a vessel.
Air Force finds fisherman, 5 still missing after 'horrific' incident
At least one survivor has been found by an NZ Air Force P-3 Orion.
Pasifika culture protected in $108m Budget package
The Pacific Peoples minister is hailing the package as a significant investment.
Battle to control Samoa's Govt carries on in court
The struggle to decide Samoa's Government is headed back to court.
'Very significant': Ardern reacts to first female PM in Samoa
Jacinda Ardern says Samoa is on cusp of a 'historic decision' with its first female PM.
Samoa election deadlock broken; newcomer FAST party wins
Samoa's Supreme Court steps in to settle contentious vote.
Local Focus: Apple growers on quarantine - 'nobody has been able to answer'
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Woman's death in Suva Fiji's fourth Covid-19 death
Three staff from Fiji's Centre for Disease Control have tested positive for virus today.
Covid-19: Seven new community cases detected as Fiji prepares for worst
Fiji's Government has deployed a multi-agency response to face the Covid-19 outbreak.
Samoa elections: Tempers flare as Head of State calls for second election
The caretaker and newcomer party tied on 26 seats each since last month's elections.
Kiwis snap up Cooks holidays, searches surge by 4000%
Kiwis are snapping up holidays to the Cook Islands after the travel bubble announcement.
Raro, here we come! Cook Islands bubble begins on May 17
Winter holidays are back on - and flights are already scheduled.
Hello Raro: NZ-Cooks travel bubble tipped to open on May 16
An announcement on a travel bubble with the Cook Islands is expected this afternoon.