OpinionBetter the devil we know? Young voters in NZ know the devil and want it held to accountSince the Panthers, Pacific resistance has fought the same fight. Now a new generation is using its voice, its vote and its expectations to demand results.Thomas Tarurongo WynneFri, 06 Nov
ElectionRent-to-buy could help Pacific families into home ownership, but challenges remainLabour's proposed scheme could give some Pacific families a pathway to buying a home and generational wealth, but a housing researcher questions how it will be rolled out.Khalia StrongFri, 06 Nov
Election • Aotearoa New ZealandPacific vote in focus as parties make final pitch before election dayACT wants to scrap the MPP, NZ First says it will fight to keep it while Labour promises a Pacific woman could take charge of Aotearoa's finances.Christine RovoiFri, 06 Nov
Community'They turn around and go': Shame stops some Pacific families from seeking food assistanceNew research finds nearly six in 10 Pasifika respondents live in food-insecure households, while frontline workers say financial pressure and fear of judgement make it harder for families to ask for help.Khalia StrongTue, 13 Oct
Election‘It’s not our money’: Parties split over what latest economic outlook means for NZ's votersNational says the better fiscal outlook is no reason to increase spending while Labour, the Greens and Opportunity set out how they would respond to cost-of-living pressure.Thomas Tarurongo WynneWed, 30 Sep
OpinionPacific rugby helps build the All Blacks. When does it get to share the rewards?The Greatest Rivalry Tour has delivered a huge win for NZ and South African rugby. But it has also forced a bigger question about the Pacific players and communities helping drive the game's success.Christine RovoiMon, 14 Sep
Politics • New CaledoniaNew Caledonia wins French bailout as major financial crisis deepensTwo years after deadly riots devastated the French territory, its new president warns of financial collapse.Christine RovoiTue, 08 Sep
ElectionWhat the 2026 election promises could mean for Pacific householdsEconomist Filipo Katavake McGrath says one policy could have an impact on families approaching retirement as housing, food prices remain concerns.PMN NewsMon, 07 Sep
BusinessPacific builders see work return but the fight for steady jobs continues - ownerConstruction is starting to pick up after a tough few years but Pasifika builders and apprentices say consistent work, fair rates and more opportunities for local businesses are still needed.Khalia StrongMon, 07 Sep
BusinessPacific workers say new Living Wage increase gives them ‘time back’As the Living Wage rises to $29.90 an hour, Pasifika employees say earning more means less time working extra hours.Khalia StrongTue, 01 Sep
