Law & Order • FijiWhistleblower claims and airport arrest: Fiji critic’s case escalates anti-corruption crisisCharlie Charters has been charged with aiding the release of confidential information from Fiji’s anti-corruption agency. His lawyer says investigators tried to force him to reveal his source.Christine RovoiWed, 25 Feb
Pacific Region • FijiArrest of dual British Fijian national sparks free speech concernsCharlie Charters, a former senior manager at the Fiji Rugby Union and a journalist, is in custody at the FICAC headquarters in Suva.RNZ PacificMon, 23 Feb
OpinionWill's Word: A great day for business. A risky one for NZ workersThe Government says the new employment law brings clarity. Critics say it shifts power away from workers.William TeriteWed, 18 Feb
Environment • Aotearoa New Zealand • United StatesNew Zealand-United States minerals talks spark concerns over Pacific seabed miningEnvironmental groups warn Aotearoa must protect the moana and uphold Te Tiriti as it explores critical minerals cooperation with Washington.Christine RovoiFri, 13 Feb
OpinionWill's Word: Is New Zealand First making a play for Pacific votes?Pacific Mornings host William Terite argues Winston Peters accepting a Pacific visa petition shouldn't be overlooked.William TeriteWed, 11 Feb
OpinionWill’s Word: The new statewide political poll points to a cliffhangerA new poll suggests a deadlock. But months from election day, how much do these polls really mean?William TeriteTue, 10 Feb
Pacific Region • NiueGermany recognises Niue as a sovereign state by formalising diplomatic relationsGermany commits to pursuing an ambitious climate policy to help ensure threatened Pacific islands remain habitable, while signing declaration with Niue.PMN NewsTue, 03 Feb
Pacific Region • FijiFiji PM signals possible resignation after court rules anti-corruption chief dismissal unlawfulSitiveni Rabuka has told local media that he is considering stepping down if his appeal against a High Court ruling fails. The court found his sacking of Barbara Malimali unlawful.Christine RovoiTue, 03 Feb
Pacific Region • FijiFiji court rules PM acted unlawfully in sacking anti-corruption chiefA judge has declared Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka had no constitutional authority to advise the President to sack Barbara Malimali.Christine RovoiMon, 02 Feb
Local Democracy ReportingElection year creates headaches for NZ schools - principalBruce Kearney says schools are navigating changes to curriculum and attendance, while education is a hot topic in the lead-up to the 7 Nov general election.David Hill, LDR ReporterWed, 28 Jan
