Opinion • Aotearoa New ZealandWill’s Word: Why are so many Gen Z workers unhappy at work?A new report shows nearly half of Gen Z dread going to work. Pacific Mornings’ host William Terite reflects on burnout, comparison culture and career paths.William TeriteFri, 12 Dec
Opinion • SāmoaHeaven is real, Hell isn’t: My spiritual journey through ego, love and seeking out peaceA breakup, a hospital scare, financial strain, and old wounds forced PMN journalist Vaimaila Leatinu’u to confront ego, fear, and the beliefs he was raised with.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uThu, 11 Dec
Opinion • Aotearoa New ZealandWill’s Word: Willis vs Richardson, the economic showdown we didn’t see comingThe Taxpayers’ Union has taken aim at Finance Minister Nicola Willis, but instead of brushing it off, she’s challenged former finance chief Ruth Richardson to a debate.William TeriteWed, 10 Dec
Opinion • Aotearoa New ZealandWill’s Word: When a party president becomes the headline, something’s gone wrongTe Pāti Māori president John Tamihere continues to dominate headlines, raising questions about whether a party can truly stay on course when its president keeps becoming the story instead of the kaupapa.William TeriteMon, 08 Dec
Opinion • Aotearoa New ZealandWill’s Word: One of the world’s biggest raves is coming to AotearoaUltra Worldwide Music Festival is officially landing in Wellington, and I’ve got to give the Coalition its flowers.William TeriteThu, 04 Dec
Opinion • Aotearoa New ZealandWill’s Word: Labour’s AGM over the weekend absolutely slappedLabour’s AGM was anything but flat this weekend, delivering energy, unity, and a powerful moment for Pacific leadership at the heart of the party’s revival.William TeriteMon, 01 Dec
Opinion • Aotearoa New ZealandWill’s Word: The Labour Party is on the rise once again ahead of AGMLabour gathers in Auckland this weekend for their Annual General Meeting, with the party finally starting to show direction.William TeriteFri, 28 Nov
OpinionTurkey will host COP31, Australia will play a big role. So where does that leave the Blue Pacific?COP31 was expected by many to be the first “Pacific COP”, offering Australia an opportunity to rebuild its credibility on climate action and support Pacific island nations on the frontline of the climate crisis.Eliza Northrop, UNSW SydneyFri, 28 Nov
Opinion • Aotearoa New ZealandWill’s Word: The government wants to scrap regional councils, bold idea or stupid?Regional councils are on the chopping block, with ministers promising clearer accountability and fewer bureaucratic bottlenecks.William TeriteWed, 26 Nov
OpinionBlack Grace Double Bill: Intense, intimate, and a masterclass in honesty through movementA 30-year legacy delivered through an emotionally unflinching show of artistic endurance and identity.Atutahi Potaka-DewesSat, 22 Nov