BusinessPoor government records continue to hurt Pasifika, Chief Archivist warns Anahera Morehu says poor record keeping can affect Pacific people's identity, healthcare and access to justice, as a new report finds many agencies falling short of expected standards.Susana GuttenbeilWed, 29 Jul
Pacific RegionPacific families feeling the heat as ongoing war continues to drive fuel and cost pressuresAn academic says the US-Iran conflict is exposing the Pacific’s reliance on imported fuel, with some island nations already taking emergency steps as costs rise.PMN NewsTue, 21 Jul
ElectionConsent starts at home: Pacific health expert says law reform needs family conversationsA Sāmoan sexual health researcher welcomes stronger consent laws, but says real change will come from helping Pacific children learn about respect, boundaries and healthy relationships. Khalia StrongTue, 21 Jul
Pacific RegionPacific at risk as global aid falls to lowest level in a decade - reportSmall Island Developing States are facing steep aid cuts as global development funding drops sharply and a US-led push shifts focus from grants to trade.Christine RovoiThu, 02 Jul
HealthPacific families face extra barriers as disabled Kiwis lose teeth at alarming rates A Pacific dentist says cost, low awareness and workforce shortages are leaving some disabled people in severe pain, as new data reveals worsening oral health inequities.Khalia StrongFri, 26 Jun
HealthPacific health leaders say evidence is clear, action is lagging A growing Pacific population, low workforce representation, and stark child health inequities are fuelling calls for urgent action. Khalia StrongFri, 26 Jun
OpinionMy Perspective: NZ can't afford to make parenting unaffordableAn extra $22 a week helps, but if children cost too much, New Zealand’s future will pay the price, writes Pacific Mornings' guest host Khalia Strong.Khalia StrongFri, 19 Jun
Health • Aotearoa New ZealandRecord number of Pacific doctors join NZ health workforceFifty-five are among 531 new doctors starting work across Aotearoa this year, bringing vital cultural understanding to patient care.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uThu, 18 Jun
SportsFamilies urged to act as the government eyes crackdown on 'Run It Straight' challengesCommunity mentors are warning that young people are risking serious injury for social media attention while the government considers tougher measures to stop dangerous "Run It Straight" events.Christine RovoiMon, 15 Jun
Health • Aotearoa New ZealandA South Auckland café manager tells how and why they are helping their neighbourhoodManaging a neighbourhood space in Ōtara, Dru Smith, manager of Alexandar Café, speaks about improving local health.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uWed, 10 Jun
