PoliticsWeekly report on benefit numbers droppedThe government maintains the key info will still be in the monthly and quarterly reports, but the Labour party is calling it a cover up as unemployment rises.Khalia StrongThu, 14 Nov
PoliticsUnemployment hits Pacific communities hard - LabourBarbara Edmonds is calling for immediate government action over job losses in key sectors and support for affected communities.'Alakihihifo VailalaWed, 06 Nov
Society • TongaRSE workers still in hospital following bus crashAn investigation will look into what caused the bus to roll near Rotorua, prompting multiple airlifts to local hospitals. Khalia StrongMon, 04 Nov
NewsWhakaata Māori: Major changes afoot amid funding cutsOfficials warn that if unaddressed, job losses will be the least of the TV station's worries.Christine RovoiFri, 25 Oct
Pacific Region'We are past talking, it's time for action'Staff at the University of the South Pacific walked off their jobs over failed negotiations with their employer.Christine RovoiFri, 18 Oct
NewsRSE changes: The winners and losersThe Government's revised policy settings of the Recognised Seasonal Employers' scheme were the talking points at this year's RSE conference.Christine RovoiMon, 30 Sep
SocietyPacific workers urged to apply ‘cultural capital’ to leadership rolesA report shows a lack of diversity in leadership roles, but independent board director Caren Rangi says Pacific people have many tools to excel in management positions.Khalia StrongFri, 27 Sep
Education‘We helped build this fale’: College students learn trades in $1 houseHigh school students are learning on the job retrofitting an ex-Kāinga Ora house, gaining NCEA credits and pathways for future work.Khalia StrongWed, 18 Sep
BusinessJob initiative helps 1000 people into employment The Ministry of Social Development (MSD) and Auckland Council have partnered to create the Ngā Puna Pūkenga programme, aimed at supporting people facing barriers to hiring.Mary AfemataTue, 17 Sep
Pacific Region • NiueFour-day week: Why it works for a tiny Pacific island nationPublic servants in Niue have enjoyed cutting back on their hours for a decade. But not everybody is happy.Sariah MagaoaMon, 16 Sep
