PoliticsRMA overhaul promises fast building, but critics warn of confusion The Government says changes to the Resource Management Act will cut red tape and speed up housing and infrastructure projects. 'Alakihihifo VailalaWed, 10 Dec
PoliticsNZ commits $10m to PACER Plus but rules out expanding Pacific labour mobilityThe decision has left some Pacific nations and workers disappointed despite the boost in trade opportunities. 'Alakihihifo VailalaWed, 10 Dec
Politics • Aotearoa New ZealandGreens unfazed by poll drop, vow to keep pushing governmentThe Greens lose ground in the latest 1News Verian poll, but MP Teanau Tuiono says the caucus is focused on challenging the Coalition.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uTue, 09 Dec
Politics • Aotearoa New ZealandLaw expert: US boat strike controversy a lesson for the PacificProfessor Al Gillespie says the killing of shipwrecked survivors shows why Pacific nations cannot stay silent, with drug trafficking rising in the region.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uFri, 05 Dec
Politics • NiueAdvocates push for healing as redress debate continues for Lake Alice survivorsTigilau Ness says recognition matters for the families as the government reveals new pay bands for victims. Khalia StrongThu, 04 Dec
PoliticsSepuloni urges govt change amid challenges for Pacific communitiesThe Labour Deputy Leader claims Pasifika are calling for the party’s return to power.'Alakihihifo VailalaWed, 03 Dec
PoliticsSouth Auckland’s rise amid government's controversial rates capA community advocate warns that while the cap may provide relief, it could lead to long-term challenges for libraries, youth hubs, and other key resources.'Alakihihifo VailalaTue, 02 Dec
PoliticsWithout major reforms, Labour’s family scheme won’t help address GP shortages - expertsSir Collin Tukuitonga says the Family Doctor Loan Scheme will not be enough to fix the GP crisis, adding that stronger workforce and funding issues must be addressed.'Alakihihifo VailalaMon, 01 Dec
Politics • Aotearoa New ZealandLabour Party’s senior Pacific MPs warn NZ families being pushed to breaking point Barbara Edmonds and Carmel Sepuloni say hope must be restored for families struggling with rising costs, a strained health system, and cancelled state housing builds.PMN NewsSat, 29 Nov
PoliticsSocial media ban for U16s: What it means for Pacific youth as the world moves to actWith Australia’s under-16 social-media ban set to begin next month, the debate on both sides of the Tasman is heating up about how the changes could affect teens' friendships, identity, and connections.Christine RovoiWed, 26 Nov
