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Pacific Region •

Fiji

Fiji's coup legacy: A 38-year struggle for justice and accountability

A veteran journalist raises critical questions about liability and the perceptions of younger generations who have little connection to these pivotal events.

Christine RovoiThu, 15 May

Opinion

Will’s Word: Pay equity debate a gaslight

This new law makes it harder for women to get fair pay, and all we're getting from politicians is shouting and finger-pointing.

William TeriteWed, 14 May

Politics

Pay equity rollback hits Pacific women - PSA

The Public Service Association has criticised the Government’s overnight law change.

Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uWed, 07 May

Pacific Region •

Solomon Islands

Solomon Islands PM survives attempts to topple his leadership

A motion of no-confidence was withdrawn after backroom manoeuvring allowed Jeremiah Manele to hold onto a majority in parliament.

Christine RovoiTue, 06 May

Politics •

Australia

Albanese re-elected amid historic political shifts in Australia

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is set to return for a second term, with Labor securing an increased majority.

Christine RovoiSun, 04 May

Politics •

Australia

Australia's election: Crucial decision for future Pacific relations

Key issues include the cost of living, housing, and immigration - a contrast from 2022's focus, which was on foreign policy due to geopolitical tensions.

Christine RovoiSat, 03 May

Pacific Region •

Solomon Islands

Political turmoil in the Solomon Islands as former prime minister leads mass resignations

Manasseh Sogavare has left the government and formed a new coalition, forcing a no-confidence vote that could see his successor, Jeremiah Manele, removed as the country's leader.

Christine RovoiWed, 30 Apr

Pacific Region •

Papua New Guinea

PNG PM triumphs in no-confidence vote, vows to uplift the nation

Prime Minister James Marape secured 89 votes against 16 and expressed his commitment to serve Papua New Guinea, leaving no one behind.

Koroi Hawkins, RNZ Pacific EditorTue, 15 Apr

Opinion

Will's Word: David Parker bows out with his principles intact

The Labour MP never quite stole the spotlight, but Parker consistently did main character work right to the end.

William TeriteWed, 09 Apr

Opinion •

Aotearoa New Zealand

Will's Word: Haka, hearings, and the hunger for change

Why are we still governed like we’re a distant outpost of the Crown? Te Pāti Māori’s challenge to parliament’s old guard highlights a growing hunger for a new Aotearoa.

William TeriteThu, 03 Apr

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