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'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.
Covid-19 numbers: 14,371 new cases, 49 deaths in past week
The total number of deaths from the disease is now 2942.
Barbara Edmonds: Reclaiming my Gagana Samoa is one step in a lifelong journey
Minister for Pacific Peoples on navigating her own language journey.
Happy Feet John Vaifale wins Red Bull Dance Your Style competition
He's off to the Red Bull Dance Your Style world final in Germany.
Fiji museum plans to show history of Indian indentured labourers
Fijian-Indians make up about 37 per cent of the country’s population.
18,000 skilled workers urgently needed for logistics sector
Thousands of immigrants are needed to fill the logistics space.
Papua New Guinea signs new United States defence pact
PNG has advanced a security pact with the US in spite of calls for more transparency.
Tonga moves quick to invite American Idol winner Iam Tongi to the Friendly Islands festival
Tonga Tourism has put a shout out to American Idol winner Iam Tongi.
Census makes final push for Māori and Pasifika stragglers with Warriors tickets and kai vouchers
Thousands of notices have gone to Census defaulters warning of fines.
Pacific leaders arrive in PNG ahead of Modi and Blinken visit
Pacific leaders are tricking into Papua New Guinea for two high-level meetings.
Pacific Budget package invests in language, education and job opportunities
The Pacific Budget package has a strong focus on maintaining Pacific languages.
Anti-nuke group criticises France for ‘downplaying’ impact of tests
Paris has refused to apologise for tests, but President Macron said France owed 'a debt'.
Getaway finds 5 of the best things to do in Fiji
Watch: Getaway host Charli Robinson visits Ecotrax. Plus we find four other things to do.
Study determines if youth mental health is caused by their neighbourhood environment
Māori and Pacific Island youth mental health outcomes may lie in where they live.
American Samoa to re-open early childcare centres
High measles vaccination rates leads to directive from the governor.
Crunching data lines up Māori and Pasifika mental health to their living environment
Research considers the links between mental wellbeing and external factors.
‘Sold a pipe dream’: Overstayers speak out amid calls for amnesty
Estimated 14,000 people live illegally in NZ, many victims of changing policy, misfortune.
Dame Valerie Adams helps South Auckland charity warm up winter for 10,000 tamariki
The partnership is part of the foundation’s annual Jammies for June campaign.
World Cup dreams add bite to Blues-Crusaders derby
There will be plenty of key positional battles as players look to earn an All Blacks role.
Gregor Paul: The dark side of All Blacks’ new deal with Japan
OPINION: It seems it's all about the money for New Zealand Rugby.
Opinion: Why language is so profoundly important to me
Taieri MP Ingrid Leary shares her love of language and a special connection to Rotuma.
NZ govt offers dawn raided Tongan overstayer a lifeline, promises better policies
An outcry followed when the man was arrested early in the morning.
Learning Rotuman: 'The need to learn it is so intense for me'
Lily Rose Atu, 19, is proud to be Rotuman and is working hard to learn the language.
Watch: 'Snorkels on' - TV commentator slammed for 'unacceptable' Pacific quip
Coronation commentators' jibes about Tuvalu met with anger and disbelief.
‘We are still being dawn raided’: Tongan leader tells meeting
Government considering amnesty for overstayers, but unable to give date for decision.
‘We stand with you’: Pacific overstayers called to speak out
Dawn raid tactics trample on Immigration NZ's "special relationship" with the community.
'It’s not just about being able to see but being able to provide again'
Former Wesley College student Dr Carole Poloso is helping to restore sight in the Pacific.
Samoan authorities investigating after infant dies hours after vaccination
Samoan officials are investigating after an infant died after a routine vaccination.
Emani Haile Fakaotimanava-Lui among six newcomers to Parliament
Emani Haile Fakaotimanava-Lui ecstatic upon hearing the election results.
Dad of 12 says ‘it’s a miracle we all escaped’ burning Tokoroa home
Nooroa Paora thanks God for smoke alarms and for protecting his tamariki.
Barry Soper: Heads should roll over Immigration NZ's 'dawn raid' tactics
Opinion: There are surely more humanitarian ways of dealing with overstayers.
Govt taken advice on amnesty for overstayers, decision "quite soon"
It comes amid reports controversial dawn raids are still occurring despite Govt apology.