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
Law & Order • TongaGreen MP says Latu family still has immigration battle aheadGreen MP Ricardo Menéndez March spoke on PMN Tuvalu about what’s next for Loasi Latu and her husband, following a five-year temporary visa extension.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uMon, 08 Jul
Law & Order • Tonga'We have no house in Tonga': Thousands rally against deportationThe deportation of two beloved Auckland family members, one who is a caregiver for her intellectually disabled brother, has led to over 10,000 people signing a petition to fight it.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uTue, 02 Jul
Pacific RegionCalls for visa-free travel amid climate crisisNew Zealand has a chance to reignite the Pacific voyage and save those impacted by rising sea levels, the experts say.Aaron RyanMon, 17 Jun
Pacific RegionExperts warn of Pacific economic challenges if seasonal work schemes not carefully managedPacific island nations are losing thousands of skilled workers to New Zealand and Australia - here's why.Christine RovoiWed, 22 May
Pacific RegionAll you need to know about Australia's Pacific Engagement VisaFrom 3 June, 3000 people can register for the secret ballot online. Pacific researchers Natasha Turia and Akka Rimon look at the winners and losers.Christine RovoiTue, 14 May
NewsDawn Raids peace march to go ahead, despite amnesty announcementPacific communities are rallying in a silent march to recognise the ongoing pain caused by the Dawn Raids.Ruci FarrellFri, 29 Sep
PoliticsElection 2023: Mixed reaction to overstayer amnesty announcementLabour's announcement of amnesty for overstayers has drawn mixed reactions from leaders across the Pacific community.Pacific MorningsWed, 27 Sep
PoliticsPackage aims to help migrants who are victims of fraud and scamsMigrants can receive funding for accommodation and living costs and help finding work.Pacific MorningsMon, 25 Sep
Law & OrderConcerns clamp down on migrant worker exploitation doesn't go far enoughA new bill will impose penalties for employers who don’t provide paperwork, and a name-and-shame public register of businesses who are convicted of migrant exploitation.Khalia StrongThu, 29 Sep
