EducationUnitec-MIT merger promises gains for Pacific students amid fees, course concernsThe new Auckland-based vocational provider aims to better serve Pacific learners and local industries, but questions remain about the axing of Te Pūkenga.Khalia StrongThu, 17 Jul
Education • Fiji Dr Unaisi Baba paves the way for women leaders, transforms Pacific education As Vice Chancellor of Fiji’s National University, she champions gender equality while addressing pressing challenges within the region’s education sector. Elenoa TuragaiviuMon, 30 Jun
BusinessPay cut law threatens Pacific workers: Union calls out unfairnessE tū campaigner Fala Haulangi warns the legislation could lead to more disruptive actions as employees push back against unfair practices.Khalia StrongMon, 30 Jun
Opinion • Aotearoa New ZealandKhalia’s Kupu: Reflecting on Budget 2025 announcementTax cuts, military boosts, and slashed Pacific funds in Budget 2025 means inequity deepens, but we press forward not because we can, but because we must.Khalia StrongFri, 23 May
Politics‘Underpaid and undervalued’: Pay equity changes spark controversyAs the Government prepares for Budget 2025, advocates warn that tightened eligibility could further disadvantage women and low-paid workers.Khalia StrongFri, 16 May
Politics • Aotearoa New ZealandUnion demands the Govt reconsiders flexible work limits to support women in NZAs mediation efforts begin, the Public Service Association emphasises the need for policies that support work-life balance and uphold existing agreements aimed at promoting gender equity.Christine RovoiMon, 12 May
Politics • AustraliaPacific island workers reassured as Labor's re-election preserves key mobility schemeFollowing Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's recent election victory, Pacific nations relying on the labour mobility (PALM) scheme are optimistic about the continued flow of seasonal workers to Australia.Elenoa TuragaiviuMon, 12 May
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
