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Pacific leaders urge global support for resilience financing in US advocacy mission

Aimed at securing vital capitalisation pledges for the resilience facility, Forum Chair Dr 'Aisake Eke reflects on the region's commitment to innovative solutions for Pacific communities.

Christine RovoiWed, 23 Apr

Politics

Andrew Little: Rate hikes signal council disconnect, vows grounded leadership

As he campaigns for mayor, the former Labour leader focuses on practical solutions to restore community engagement and support local businesses.

Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uTue, 22 Apr

Pacific Region •

United States

Pacific leaders urge Trump to address tariffs and climate aid concerns in key letter

As the region grapples with significant challenges, the Pacific Islands Forum is advocating for a more cohesive approach to regional cooperation in light of shifting international dynamics.

Christine RovoiMon, 21 Apr

Opinion •

Aotearoa New Zealand

Will’s Word: Wellington’s mayoral race is pure political theatre

Three visions, one big October decision, from Little’s fix-it-later pitch, Whanau’s Golden Mile push to Chung’s bold rates freeze.

William TeriteThu, 17 Apr

Pacific Region •

Aotearoa New Zealand •

Fiji

Strengthening ties: Fiji, NZ boost partnership for regional stability and economic growth

Winston Peters and Fiji's Prime Minister Sitiveni Rabuka talk security issues, tackling drug trafficking, dengue fever, and promote unity in the Pacific with a goal to boost bilateral trade to $2 billion by 2030.

Christine RovoiWed, 16 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: Kāhui Ako cash burn, $118m annually for what, exactly?

The school collaboration scheme promised improved teaching and student results yet it’s become a costly bureaucratic merry-go-round.

William TeriteTue, 15 Apr

Health

Union sounds alarm: Proposed job cuts could imperil $12b health funding, patient safety

With the health system already strained for resources, the Public Service Association warns that dismantling a specialised unit threatens both patient safety and financial accountability.

Christine RovoiSun, 13 Apr

Politics •

Hawaii

Winston Peters urges calm, collaborative diplomacy amid rising Pacific trade tensions

Speaking in Honolulu, the Deputy Prime Minister criticises the increasing military rhetoric around economic disputes and calls for an approach that ensures a stable and resilient region.

'Alakihihifo VailalaSun, 13 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

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