Making sure our children survive: Vaccine project in Pacific continues
Junior Tooma was only a month old when a deadly disease quickly took over his body.
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Watch Wāhine Win research focuses on gender equity in the workplace with a specific focus on Māori, Pasifika and Asian women
2000+ participated in the research launched at McAuley High School.
Pasifika bearing the brunt of New Zealand’s housing crisis
New Zealand is one of the most expensive places to buy a home.
Willie Jackson: I want to thank Ardern on behalf of Māori
Willie Jackson pays tribute to Jacinda Ardern.
Struggling whānau are not eating fruit and veges and not going to the dentist
Māori and Pasifika children make up the largest section of struggling households.
Air Vanuatu woes: Delay to 737 repairs cancel Auckland flights until after Easter
Delays in getting parts for the grounded 737 have had knock-on effects for travellers.
Ni-Vanuatu people living with impacts of cyclones Judy and Kevin a month on
Communities in Vanuatu still lack clean water a month after cyclones hit.
Dave Letele reveals new TV opportunity after Today FM closure
Dave Letele will feature in a new TVNZ series, Heavyweight.
Sir Buck Shelford wants new day to honour defence forces
NZRSA President Sir Wayne Shelford says RSA clubs must get up with today's wants.
More Pacific NRL stars opt to play for their homelands
All NRL teams now feature stars with Pacific nations heritage - and this is a good thing.
Need a holiday? Got a baby? Fiji makes it easy
You’re just three hours away from a stress-free getaway.
Former Silver Fern takes shot at Mayor Wayne Brown's budget cuts
Proposed library closures will impact society’s most vulnerable - experts.
Māori activists confront deep-sea mining ship
The Greenpeace activists trying to stop the controversial practice in the Pacific.
Cruise holidays: Love and war in the Trobriand Islands
Yams, yarns and innuendo are all part of local lore at Papua New Guinea’s Islands of Love
Paying tribute to one of Tuvalu's first RSE workers: Keith Taulealea
Paying tribute to one of Tuvalu's first RSE workers, the late Keith Taulealea.
Pacific and Māori women in science: 'You sacrifice what’s comfortable in your life'
Women in science: Young Pasifika and Māori women encouraged to choose a unique career.
Is Fiji's Bainimarama exiting stage left?
Expert believes recent developments signal the end of former PM's political career.
Fijian troops helping in Hawke's Bay, post-cyclone, get a taste of Kiwi life
Fijian troops here to help post Cyclone Gabrielle got a taste of sheep shearing.
Sunny skies forecast for last day of Polyfest
The venue is packed-out for the final day of the hugely successful Polyfest 2023.
Māori and Pasifika parents worry about kids’ tech use, survey reveals
Technology use and the impact of screen time is the top concern for 70pc of parents.
How do you attract Pacific youth at Polyfest? Corned beef!
Pacific Island staple kai corned beef is attracting Polynesian youth at the festival.
Polyfest has always been the spot, whether you're performing or not
Time for Pacific Island goodness, kai and inspiration.
Former Fiji PM Frank Bainimarama and top cop charged
Pair alleged to have abused their powers and stopped an active police investigation.
La Nina, which worsens hurricanes and drought, is gone
Many countries will be breathing a sigh of relief as globe moves to a “neutral” condition.
Dave Letele’s diary of the devastation and sense of hopelessness in rural communities
Community advocate Dave Letele goes into the heart of the devastated regions.
Polyfest food stall holders happy to be back in business
The secret to great Cook Island cuisine? It's all in the hands - and heart.
Voices Of The Pacific: A humble life in Tonga sparks motivation to work
Brothers Lisiate and Taniela Loloma are working hard to provide for their family in Tonga.
Torise Flay: We can collaborate and bring a little taste of Pacific into Te Matatini
Te Matatini has laid a blue print for festivals into the future
Increase in meningococcal cases prompts warning for students to be vigilant
Vaccine to be funded for 13-25 year-olds in close living situations.
Polyfest Day 1: 'The strength of the culture coming together is amazing'
Vibrant cultures from around the world have opened up the Polyfest in Auckland.
Polyfest: What is possible for youth when their culture is front and centre
Pasifika Festivals have become the heart and soul of communities right across Aotearoa
Carmel Sepuloni takes a break to care for son who broke his leg
The Deputy PM's son had a nasty accident on Sunday.
Dave Letele delivering on his promise to homeless whānau after floods, cyclone
Dave Letele's BBM charity has refitted 42 homes of affected whānau.