Health‘I knew something was wrong’: Pacific children miss out on early hearing supportResearchers say early detection, parental involvement, and culturally safe services are important to improving outcomes for Pacific families facing barriers to screening and referrals.Khalia StrongThu, 18 Dec
PoliticsHousing, scholarships, language revival mark 2025 for Shane RetiThe Minister for Pacific Peoples reflects on a year of life-changing outcomes for Pasifika communities, while outlining MPP’s future and regional priorities.Khalia StrongTue, 16 Dec
EducationUnwanted sexual experiences ‘a public health crisis’ for Pacific youth, researcher saysOne in six Pacific students say they’ve had unwanted sexual experiences, and one in 10 aren’t even sure.Khalia StrongFri, 12 Dec
EducationUniversity honours Fa’anānā Efeso Collins with dedicated spaceWaipapa Taumata Rau University of Auckland has created a place to honour the legacy of the late MP and to uplift all students.Khalia StrongFri, 05 Dec
CommunityStudy shows alarming burnout rates among NZ-born PasifikaWith ongoing demands from work, family, and community expectations, the research calls for urgent action from employers and policymakers.Khalia StrongTue, 02 Dec
EducationCultural Home: Otago psychology lab gives Pacific students a new sense of belongingAt Otago University, the Galuola NIU-Psychology unit transforms the academic landscape by combining indigenous knowledge with psychological science.Khalia StrongFri, 28 Nov
Education • NiueAuckland fono weaves knowledge for future Niue generationsThe Niue Knowledge Fono will open on Friday in Auckland, uniting community leaders, researchers, and policymakers to strengthen Vagahau Niue. Khalia StrongThu, 06 Nov
HealthPacific health leaders criticise rollback of bowel screening ageHealth experts say inequities will persist, despite the Government’s decision to lower the national screening age.Khalia StrongWed, 08 Oct
Language & CultureUniversity temporarily bans social kava while drafting formal policyOtago University is limiting kava use on campus to ceremonies and approved research to balance cultural respect with health and safety.'Alakihihifo VailalaWed, 01 Oct
Opinion • Aotearoa New ZealandWill’s Word: Auckland University set to make Treaty classes optionalThe University of Auckland looks set to scrap mandatory Treaty of Waitangi and te ao Māori classes, but was it a decision on quality or politics?William TeriteTue, 30 Sep
