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NZ defends 'independent' Pacific diplomacy

As geopolitical tensions rise in the region, the Government reinforces Aotearoa’s commitments to Pasifika at home and in the islands.

'Alakihihifo VailalaThu, 19 Dec

Politics

‘It wasn’t a hīkoi, it was a carkoi’

Vaovasamanaia Winston Peters and Debbie Ngarewa-Packer weigh in on the haka, the hīkoi, and the Treaty Principles Bill.

'Alakihihifo VailalaMon, 25 Nov

Politics •

Sāmoa

Politicians reflect on historic Sāmoa Citizenship Bill

While celebrated as a victory for ‘Pasifika justice’, questions remain about the bill's limitations.

'Alakihihifo VailalaThu, 21 Nov

Politics •

Sāmoa

One amendment added to citizenship bill

However, Teanau Tuiono’s two amendments to the bill were voted down by the Government.

'Alakihihifo VailalaThu, 07 Nov

Politics •

Sāmoa •

Niue •

Cook Islands

‘Be careful what you wish for’

Winston Peters discusses the implications of the Sāmoa Citizenship Bill and highlights New Zealand's delicate balance between regional policy and Pacific relations.

'Alakihihifo VailalaThu, 17 Oct

Politics •

Tokelau

Committee to decide on Tokelau referendum

A special committee will decide whether another vote will be held on Tokelau’s self-determination options.

'Alakihihifo VailalaThu, 29 Aug

Politics

Winston Peters confirms a 2026 bid for Parliament

The comeback king, Vaovasamanaia Winston Peters, is looking to stand again for Parliament - he’ll be 81 if the next election is held in 2026.

Pacific MorningsWed, 28 Aug

Politics •

Fiji

Humanitarian warehouses to be built in 14 Pacific Islands

New Zealand and Australia partner up to address challenges in the Pacific

'Alakihihifo VailalaFri, 09 Aug

Politics

‘Incompetent': Peters grills Greens' handling of Darleen Tana

Deputy Prime Minister Vaovasamanaia Winston Peters says the situation is a "repeat of an incompetent and inexperienced saga".

'Alakihihifo VailalaWed, 10 Jul

Society

Labour MPs say protests against 'war-waging' govt should have them concerned

Labour's Willie Jackson and Carmel Sepuloni speak on the peaceful hikoi that took place around the country under the Toitū Te Tiriti banner during yesterday's Budget Day.

Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uFri, 31 May

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