EnvironmentIs NZ pulling its weight on the climate crisis?Climate Minister Simon Watts says the Government is determined to meet New Zealand’s commitments despite claims the coalition is on the wrong path on climate policy.Christine RovoiFri, 04 Oct
SocietyChild protection expert warns system is so stretchedOne in two children are victims of violence and the power to end it is in our hands, Save The Children's Anna Lazar says.Christine RovoiTue, 01 Oct
NewsRSE changes: The winners and losersThe Government's revised policy settings of the Recognised Seasonal Employers' scheme were the talking points at this year's RSE conference.Christine RovoiMon, 30 Sep
EducationCharter schools: Win for NZ education or a harmful system?An education advocate and PPTA member weighs in on the return of charter schools.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uFri, 27 Sep
HealthUK obesity rates stable: What can NZ learn from its success?For the first time in 20 years, Britain’s central and southern regions have stabilised obesity rates, while Aotearoa struggles with the third highest adult obesity rates in the OECD.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uThu, 26 Sep
HealthMeasles outbreak looms as Pacific vaccination rates lagIs your family protected from measles?Khalia StrongThu, 26 Sep
Environment • Vanuatu • Fiji • SāmoaEcocide: Why NZ should support Pacific petition to international court Law professor Tafaoimalo Tologata Leilani Tuala-Warren says Aotearoa should make ecocide a criminal offence domestically.Christine RovoiWed, 25 Sep
Society'Prosperous future': Pacific workforce called on to fill NZ labour shortage An academic says a new initiative, set on filling the growing shortage of skilled workers in Aotearoa through Pacific peoples, is a great opportunity for all.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uWed, 25 Sep
ArtsMusika Moana: Choir competition unites voices and communitiesEFKS Aukilani Youth Choir dominate the inaugural Musika Moana Choir Competition 2024 in Tāmaki Makaurau, taking home the prize money of $16,000.Sariah MagaoaWed, 25 Sep
PoliticsMPP took a ‘reputational hit’ - CEOBut Gerardine Clifford-Lidstone says the Ministry for Pacific Peoples is working on winning back the public’s trust following its lavish farewell scandal.Sayeemulla ShariffMon, 23 Sep
