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Children as young as 6 adopted, made to work as house slaves

In one case, a church minister raped his adopted daughter and got her pregnant

Gill Bonnett, RNZ Immigration ReporterMon, 19 May

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Gang members arrested after funeral home arson - police

Detective Senior Sergeant Mike Hayward says firearms were also seized during the police operation.

PMN NewsMon, 12 May

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Tonga

Notary Public: Tongan lawyer pioneers Pacific representation in NZ’s legal landscape

Pauline-Jean Luyten is breaking barriers as one of the few Pacific notaries, empowering communities through her leadership and grassroots initiatives.

'Alakihihifo VailalaFri, 09 May

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Community unites for child safety after two strange abduction attempts in Auckland

Two schools are on high alert after a week marked by attempted abductions involving young students.

Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uThu, 08 May

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Pacific families are vulnerable under current funeral rules, says industry leader

With Pacific families overrepresented in funeral grant claims and facing costs upwards of $9000, Andrew Malcolm warns more needs to be done to prevent harm to vulnerable communities.

'Alakihihifo VailalaWed, 07 May

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Sāmoa

Former Sāmoa Attorney-General appointed district court judge in Dunedin

Lemalu Hermann Retzlaff's extensive legal career includes significant roles in Crown prosecution and public defence, highlighting his commitment to justice and community service.

PMN NewsThu, 24 Apr

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Fiji

Human rights advocate demands urgent training for Fiji Rugby amid assault allegations

The call for action highlights the pressing need to address deeper issues of gender-based violence in sports, to protect players, and uphold the integrity of the game in the country, Shamima Ali says.

Christine RovoiWed, 23 Apr

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Sāmoa

New Zealand's top cop embarks on historic visit to the Pacific

Police Commissioner Richard Chambers has only been in the role six months, but he is already focussed on strengthening relations with law enforcement in the region.

Christine RovoiTue, 22 Apr

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Sāmoa

NZ's most senior Pacific police officer steps down after 35 years

Lauano Sue Schwalger retires as New Zealand Police’s highest-ranking Pacific officer, ending a trailblazing career that broke barriers for women and Pasifika in law enforcement.

Ten One MagazineFri, 18 Apr

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Residents taking the lead in crime patrols

Takanini locals, backed by police, council, and the Sikh community, have launched a safety unit.

Mary Afemata, Local Democracy ReporterTue, 15 Apr

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