OpinionWill’s Word: Is the Opportunities Party rebranded enough to shift NZ's voters?The Opportunity Party made a smart leadership move, but its new visual identity feels timid and corporate.William TeriteMon, 17 Nov
Politics • Aotearoa New ZealandAdvocates warn that selective redress risks repeating state harmHuman Rights Commissioner Julia Whaipooti says proposals to scrutinise survivors with serious convictions undermine calls for open redress.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uFri, 14 Nov
Opinion • Aotearoa New ZealandWill’s Word: Labour’s capital gains tax could be the shakeup we needForget the doomsday talk, Labour’s capital gains tax isn’t the economy-killer critics claim. It’s about fairness, not fear, and the Coalition knows it.William TeriteThu, 30 Oct
Opinion • Aotearoa New ZealandWill’s Word: Labour Party will campaign on a capital gains taxNo more guessing games. Labour will go to the next election campaigning on a 28 per cent capital gains tax, excluding family homes and farms.William TeriteTue, 28 Oct
PoliticsGreens slam Labour's capital gains tax planTeanau Tuiono says three free GP visits may not be enough for large families.Khalia StrongTue, 28 Oct
Opinion • Aotearoa New ZealandWill’s Word: Labour's major policy moment or just a major misfire?Labour’s first big policy has sparked media backlash. Pacific Mornings’ host William Terite asks if it’s fair or just noise.William TeriteWed, 22 Oct
Opinion • Aotearoa New ZealandWill’s Word: Signs of voter fatigue as both Labour and National parties slide in supportThe latest poll reveals both big parties are bleeding support amid frustration over the cost of living, health and housing.William TeriteThu, 09 Oct
Politics'Sensitive' briefing shows Pacific ministry meets criteria for possible mergerOfficials warn that consolidation of smaller agencies could improve efficiency, but also risks disruption, weakened accountability, and years of recovery.'Alakihihifo VailalaWed, 17 Sep
Opinion • Aotearoa New ZealandWill’s Word: Weekend politics signals New Zealand’s moodOriini Kaipara’s by-election win signals a Māori voter shift. Labour falters, Te Pāti Māori strengthens, and Winston Peters reclaims his stage.William TeriteMon, 08 Sep
PoliticsPM blames past govt for Pacific unemployment rise, as new national rate remains steadyChristopher Luxon says his administration is focussed on economic stability and job creation.'Alakihihifo VailalaThu, 07 Aug
