OpinionPacific voters want more representation but few new MPs likely Nearly eight in 10 Pasifika voters want Pacific representation in Parliament but recent polling suggests limited growth. Samson SamasoniTue, 11 Aug
OpinionApple changed for Europe so why can't Big Tech change for NZ?The EU forced Apple to adopt USB-C. Andre Fa'aoso says the same lesson applies to social media: countries working together have far more power.Andre Fa'aosoWed, 05 Aug
OpinionMy Perspective: A missed opportunity?Under MMP, closing coalition doors early could prove a costly political gamble, writes Khalia Strong.Khalia StrongWed, 29 Jul
OpinionWill's Word: Inflation spike we all saw comingInflation has hit a two-year high, but some of that was driven by global events beyond our control.William TeriteWed, 22 Jul
Opinion • Aotearoa New Zealand • IrelandI went to my first rugby game ever and learned why NZ loves this sportI only recently learned the Warriors don't play union, but a night at Eden Park proved the ultimate crash course in getting caught up with all things rugby.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uMon, 20 Jul
OpinionWill’s Word: New PMN election poll is a wake-up call for National and a warning for LabourPacific voters have made their concerns clear, but William Terite argues no party owns their support. William TeriteWed, 15 Jul
OpinionWill's Word: Why a missile test in the Pacific matters China’s nuclear-capable missile test in the South Pacific is a reminder that our region is becoming a focal point for strategic competition.William TeriteWed, 08 Jul
OpinionWill's Word: Pacific excellence on the world stage continuesThis week is a reminder that Pacific people are leading with excellence across food, film and the arts.William TeriteWed, 01 Jul
OpinionWill's Word: Who is really going to take on Moana Pasifika? Saving the team and saving the business are two different questions. Only one of them is getting asked.William TeriteWed, 24 Jun
OpinionWill's Word: British politics makes me happy to live in NZKeir Starmer’s resignation adds to Britain’s decade of revolving leaders, and is a reminder that stability matters.William TeriteTue, 23 Jun