OpinionWill’s Word: Are more Kiwis choosing part-time work or is that all that’s left?On paper the numbers look fine, but Māori and Pacific workers are being left behind and that’s not something to quietly celebrate.William TeriteThu, 08 May
Entertainment • United States • SāmoaUS tariffs on foreign films: A double-edged sword for NZ industryIndustry creatives say the proposed tariffs could halt large-scale productions, cut jobs, or create space for local stories to take centre stage.Khalia StrongTue, 06 May
Entertainment • DocumentariesPacific stories take centre stage in new era of NZ screen industryWith successful films like Tinā capturing audiences, Dana Youngman says the future looks bright for Pacific narratives in mainstream media.Khalia StrongFri, 02 May
PoliticsHomelessness crisis deepens amid urgent call for policy reformHousing advocates are sounding the alarm over worsening homelessness as policy changes and funding cuts hinder access to stable housing.Khalia StrongTue, 29 Apr
Business‘The struggle is real’: Resene workers demand fair payEmployees at Resene’s Naenae store are calling for a living wage, citing low pay as a reason for long hours.Khalia StrongMon, 28 Apr
BusinessPacific talent agency fined nearly $29k for unlawful dismissal and exploitation of modelIn a case against EBM Artistry, the Employment Relations Authority ruled that Caitlyn Smythe was an employee, not a volunteer.PMN NewsTue, 22 Apr
BusinessEaster trading laws: Your rights and responsibilitiesThe Labour Inspectorate urges employers and employees to familiarise themselves with New Zealand's trading laws for the long weekend. Christine RovoiThu, 17 Apr
HealthUnion sounds alarm: Proposed job cuts could imperil $12b health funding, patient safetyWith 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
Law & Order • Sāmoa • Aotearoa New ZealandSāmoan sentenced for migrant exploitation and corruptionThe ruling follows a five-year investigation that highlights the serious consequences of immigration fraud and protecting vulnerable workers.Christine RovoiMon, 07 Apr
News • Aotearoa New ZealandPacific jobseekers urged to embrace confidence amid tough employment marketTom O’Neil says that underselling oneself can kill opportunities and urges Pacific people to own their achievements and tailor CVs to stand out.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uWed, 26 Mar
