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Auckland councillor calls for quake drills to become habit as over 700,000 join Shakeout

Alf Filipaina says the exercise turns safety into second nature and encourages schools, workplaces, and households to practise what to do during an earthquake or tsunami.

Thu, 16 Oct

News •

Tonga

Pasifika, Māori called to reclaim ocean tradition and safety culture to reduce drowning rates

A former navy diver says reconnecting Pacific seafaring traditions and tikanga could save lives, following a coroner’s report into the death of Tēvita Moeakiola.

Khalia StrongTue, 14 Oct

Local Democracy Reporting

South Auckland leader: This daylight saving weekend a reminder to get emergency ready

Households are being urged to check supplies, make a plan, and talk with whānau about what to do if disaster strikes.

Mary AfemataFri, 26 Sep

Health •

Sāmoa

Sāmoa govt escalates dengue fever response amid soaring cases

With over 1700 confirmed infections and two child fatalities this year, a school closure and coordinated health campaign aim to combat the outbreak.

Renate RiversThu, 24 Jul

Environment

Pasifika in Nelson Tasman safe but alert as more rain looms, says community leader

As heavy rain threatens the region, Pasifika remain vigilant but largely safe, with community teams providing key information in Pacific languages.

PMN NewsMon, 30 Jun

Health •

Aotearoa New Zealand •

Sāmoa •

Vanuatu •

Tonga

Pacific-led emergency team gains WHO status

From Sāmoa to Vanuatu, PACMAT is a team capable of delivering urgent care across the region.

Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uTue, 27 May

Environment •

Aotearoa New Zealand

'Now is not the time to be out on the water'

With conditions expected to worsen, officials urge boaties to prioritise safety and stay ashore.

Christine RovoiThu, 17 Apr

Health

Union sounds alarm: Proposed job cuts could imperil $12b health funding, patient safety

With the health system already strained for resources, the Public Service Association warns that dismantling a specialised unit threatens both patient safety and financial accountability.

Christine RovoiSun, 13 Apr

Pacific Region •

Sāmoa

Samoa declares state of emergency amid severe power crisis

Prime Minister Fiame says it allows the government to implement measures to manage the energy supply, protect public health, and maintain essential services.

Grace Tinetali-Fiavaai, RNZ Pacific JournalistMon, 31 Mar

Health

Digital health services ‘could work’ for Pacific communities

The Government’s new 24/7 digital healthcare initiative promises improved access to medical advice, but Pacific advocates emphasise the need to address affordability and cultural safety.

Khalia StrongTue, 11 Mar

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