News • TuvaluTe Aso o te Paula: Tuvalu community remember WWII bombing attackWhile most in New Zealand and Australia are recognising the Anzacs this week, a section of the Tuvaluan community will be marking some unique military history known as 'the day of the bombing'.Justin LatifFri, 26 Apr
NewsPasifika to be recognised at prestigious media awardsFrom the PMN Cook Islands language show to PMN Tonga and Tagata Pasifika co-host John Pulu, PMN News lays out who's up for what at the upcoming media awards.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uTue, 23 Apr
News'I am proud of being a rangatahi Māori and to show it to the world’UNICEF ambassador Ngārita Mckenzie is one of thousands of young people across the world championing the rights of rangatahi, and she’s urging other youth in Aotearoa to speak out on the social and environmental issues important to them.Christine RovoiTue, 23 Apr
News‘I’m trying to do my job’: Councillor reacts to racist graffitiJosephine Bartley has been the target of hate mail and prejudiced campaign tactics but she has vowed not to let the bullies get her down.Christine RovoiThu, 18 Apr
NewsWhat went wrong? Media experts weigh in on NZers' declining trust in newsRecently released research by AUT has found that just over a quarter of Kiwis trust news media. So what can journalists do to get it back?Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uThu, 11 Apr
News‘No need for concern’: Tongan PM plays down Chinese security assistanceThe United States and its allies have raised their concerns over China’s ‘policy push’ in the Pacific after a delegation from Beijing arrived in Nuku’alofa last week.Christine RovoiMon, 08 Apr
NewsKiwiSaver balance inequalities outpacing gender pay gap, research revealsA fund manager suggests the Government make the scheme compulsory to address concerning differences between contributions of men and women.Christine RovoiMon, 08 Apr
News‘Back to basics’: Pacific people urged to prioritise saving to get on housing ladderA home ownership expert shares tips on how Pasifika could overcome New Zealand’s economic woes. Christine RovoiThu, 28 Mar
NewsYoung Pacific advocates take NZ’s fight for gender equality and women’s empowerment to the worldEseta Teugata Rasmussen and Lupesina Koro say they were compelled to speak up for wāhine at the United Nations last week.Christine RovoiThu, 28 Mar
NewsAdvocate: Disability support funding changes could have greater impact on PacificAn advocacy group is saying that funding changes could impact Pacific people with disabilities to a greater extent than other communities.Pacific MorningsWed, 27 Mar