SportsPolitics behind keeping 15,000 New Zealanders on the tag football fieldNZ Tag Football says the next government’s approach to sports could have a direct impact on thousands of Pacific and Māori families.Christine RovoiTue, 10 Nov
OpinionAre they togs or undies, gangs or whānau?Two Māori political candidates, two encounters with gang whānau, two different consequences.Thomas Tarurongo WynneTue, 03 Nov
Arts • Sāmoa • Aotearoa New ZealandBeyond 'doing great': Bailey Poching heals loss with laughterThe award-winning actor and comedian explores male vulnerability and family healing in his acclaimed solo show at The Boathouse in Nelson.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uThu, 29 Oct
Language & CultureLearning te reo Māori leads Sāmoan mother back to her own rootsEseta Lemanu started learning te reo to support her husband and children but five years on, the journey has strengthened her connection to Gagana Sāmoa.Atutahi Potaka-DewesFri, 18 Sep
OpinionShould the Waitangi Tribunal matter to Pacific people in NZ?With one in five NZ-born Pasifika also identifying as Māori, the debate over the tribunal’s future raises questions about who has a stake in the conversation. Thomas Tarurongo Wynne, Political ReporterFri, 11 Sep
EducationRelease MAPAS review and let the public judge for themselves, says Pacific health leaderSir Collin Tukuitonga says an independent review reportedly backs the Māori and Pacific Admissions Scheme and should be made public as the ACT Party calls for it to be scrapped.PMN NewsMon, 07 Sep
Sports • SāmoaYoung Māori-Sāmoan racer chases speedway dream against the odds Richael Rawiri has already won back-to-back Auckland titles. Now he faces his biggest challenge: finding the money to take on New Zealand’s best.Christine RovoiMon, 07 Sep
ArtsYoung Pasifika and Māori musicians unite to bring harmony and healing to KoroneihanaRangatahi from across Aotearoa came together at Tuurangawaewae Marae for a special performance honouring Te Arikinui Kuini Nga wai hono i te po and those who have passed.Atutahi Potaka-DewesThu, 03 Sep
Local Democracy ReportingDemand at Ōtara overnight clinic more than double forecastHealth NZ will not disclose the public cost of keeping Local Doctors Ōtara open around the clock, despite 1417 presentations between 11pm and 8am in July.Taelegalolo'u Mary AfemataMon, 31 Aug
Local Democracy ReportingWe want ‘more places for rangatahi to just be’, say Manurewa youthThe Manurewa Youth Council has taken rangatahi priorities directly to local decision-makers.Taelegalolo'u Mary AfemataFri, 21 Aug
