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Environment •

Aotearoa New Zealand

Ex-Tropical Cyclone Tam set to slam NZ's North Island with gale winds and heavy rain

A severe storm warning is in place as authorities urge caution with monster waves and thunderstorms expected in the days ahead.

Christine RovoiWed, 16 Apr

News

Reading the Bible through Pacific eyes, a new theology

A Reverend and Professor argues for a decolonised church that listens to elders, honours diverse identities, and champions love over fear.

Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uWed, 16 Apr

Pacific Region •

Aotearoa New Zealand •

Fiji

Strengthening ties: Fiji, NZ boost partnership for regional stability and economic growth

Winston Peters and Fiji's Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka talk security issues, tackling drug trafficking, dengue fever, and promote unity in the Pacific with a goal to boost bilateral trade to $2 billion by 2030.

Christine RovoiWed, 16 Apr

Opinion •

Aotearoa New Zealand

Will’s Word: Why is NZ paying gold for its own dairy?

Figures show butter prices have skyrocketed 64 per cent - how is it cheaper to buy wine than milk in a dairy-producing nation?

William TeriteWed, 16 Apr

Politics •

Hawaii •

Aotearoa New Zealand

'America First does not mean America alone': Officials assure Pacific of US commitment

While Washington is optimistic about strengthening its Indo-Pacific relationship amid a global fallout over trade and aid, Defence Secretary Pete Hegseth is focussed on China deterrence and war fighting.

Christine RovoiWed, 16 Apr

Pacific Region •

Papua New Guinea

PNG PM triumphs in no-confidence vote, vows to uplift the nation

Prime Minister James Marape secured 89 votes against 16 and expressed his commitment to serve Papua New Guinea, leaving no one behind.

Koroi Hawkins, RNZ Pacific EditorTue, 15 Apr

Law & Order

Sikh community takes lead role in Takanini crime patrols

Takanini locals, backed by police, council and the Sikh community, have launched a grassroots patrol hailed as a model for South Auckland safety.

Mary Afemata, Local Democracy ReporterTue, 15 Apr

Politics

Tory Whanau says Wellington seeing progress on her watch

Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau reflects on a turbulent first term and vows to push ahead with bold reforms for a more liveable city.

Mary Afemata, Local Democracy ReporterTue, 15 Apr

A stacked lineup of Pacific and Māori artists will bring honest hilarity for the 2025 NZ International Comedy Festival.

Entertainment

Pacific humour takes centre stage: Meet Aotearoa’s hottest acts for May's Comedy Fest

Running from 2 May across Auckland and Wellington, over 150 performers will deliver 600 shows - from queer musicals to garage gags and rising comics.

Atutahi Potaka-DewesTue, 15 Apr

Arts •

Aotearoa New Zealand

Pacific communities lead the way in arts engagement - outgoing Creative NZ chief

As the Pacific Arts Strategy 2023–28 looks to boost creativity and inclusivity, Stephen Wainwright reflects on his tenure and Aotearoa’s cultural future.

Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uTue, 15 Apr

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