PoliticsSeymour defends Bill as protection for families amid controversyBut critics argue that the Regulatory Standards Bill undermines democratic principles and marginalised communities’ rights. 'Alakihihifo VailalaTue, 25 Nov
OpinionWill’s Word: Is the Opportunities Party rebranded enough to shift NZ's voters?The Opportunity Party made a smart leadership move, but its new visual identity feels timid and corporate.William TeriteMon, 17 Nov
PoliticsACT celebrates first local election success, as party leader vows to end race-based politicsThe ACT Party gained nine wins across the country, marking a transformative moment in its political journey.'Alakihihifo VailalaWed, 15 Oct
Politics'Sensitive' briefing shows Pacific ministry meets criteria for possible mergerOfficials warn that consolidation of smaller agencies could improve efficiency, but also risks disruption, weakened accountability, and years of recovery.'Alakihihifo VailalaWed, 17 Sep
Politics • SāmoaNew Zealand tightens international adoptions, Sāmoa most affectedAssociate Justice Minister Nicole McKee says until safeguards are in place, adoptions remain on hold.'Alakihihifo VailalaTue, 16 Sep
Opinion • United States • Aotearoa New ZealandWill’s Word: Holding on to our shared humanity during divisive timesConflict dominates our headlines and social feeds. Can we reclaim the art of respectful debate before division tears us further apart?William TeriteTue, 16 Sep
PoliticsDavid Seymour backs NZ’s bid to host PIF Leaders Meeting, urges regional commitmentThe Deputy Prime Minister says hosting the PIF Leaders Meeting in 2027 is vital for New Zealand's continued engagement in the regional discussions.'Alakihihifo VailalaTue, 19 Aug
PoliticsACT leader questions new Pacific-targeted medical pathways amid health expert warningsDeputy Prime Minister David Seymour wants to know how such programmes like MAPAS will lead to better outcomes for Pasifika and Māori.'Alakihihifo VailalaWed, 23 Jul
PoliticsGreen Party defends inheritance tax reforms amid ACT criticismAs part of their nationwide tour, Greens' co-leader Marama Davidson says the tax only targets mortgage-free homes and benefits the majority.'Alakihihifo VailalaTue, 15 Jul
PoliticsPanthers reject Bill as ‘Corporate Trojan Horse’ threatening indigenous rightsDuring select committee hearings, spokesperson Te Ao Pritchard urged New Zealand First to act as the “circuit breaker” and reject the proposed legislation in its current form.'Alakihihifo VailalaTue, 08 Jul
