HealthGovt ends pilot programme for Māori and Pacific, sparking outrageThe coalition’s decision to terminate bowel cancer screening has drawn sharp criticism from health advocates and survivors.Mary AfemataFri, 20 Dec
Summer • SāmoaBreaking the cycle of silence: Redefining Pacific masculinityPMN News journalist Vaimaila Leatinu'u details his journey from a hardened upbringing to embracing vulnerability, inspired by a legacy of love and hope for the next generation.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uFri, 20 Dec
HealthYoung people urged to vaccinate against meningococcalNew Zealand's Meningitis Foundation warns the potentially deadly illness is common among Pacific and Māori communities.Christine RovoiThu, 19 Dec
PoliticsAuckland councillors condemn removal of well-being factors in local decisionsAlf Filipaina says ‘this Government doesn’t care about social issues’ and warns the reforms could harm Māori, Pasifika, and vulnerable communities. Mary AfemataThu, 19 Dec
EducationTeachers’ union warns NZ must get curriculum shake-up rightDelays in revising the secondary school programme have raised concerns about the ministry’s process amid allegations of secrecy and strategic resets.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uFri, 13 Dec
BusinessPasifika entrepreneurs persevere amid challenges - expertAfamasaga Jackie Curry says despite the harsh economic climate, Pacific business owners remain resilient.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uWed, 11 Dec
OpinionDebate on the Treaty Principles Bill far from overWilliam Terite says nearly 40 per cent of Kiwis are unsure about the Treaty Principles Bill, underscoring the need for better public education.William TeriteWed, 11 Dec
BusinessSouth Auckland market celebrates ‘Southside pride’, entrepreneurs and karaokeFrom passionate creators to seasoned business owners, ManniX Markets is a vibrant display of the region’s talent and community pride.Mary AfemataTue, 10 Dec
OpinionWill’s Word: Another setback for NZ media industryWilliam Terite says Whakaata Māori’s TV news closure and staff cuts reflect the deepening crisis in the sector.William TeriteFri, 06 Dec
OpinionHīkoi mō te Tiriti: A walk backwards into the futureHawaiian attorney and indigenous rights advocate, Kai Lawrence, says there are lessons to be learnt from Aotearoa's March for the Treaty.Kai LawrenceSat, 30 Nov
