Law & OrderCall for awareness on stalking and control in Pacific communitiesWith new laws treating stalking as a standalone offence, a family violence advocate urges education on the difference between love and control.Khalia StrongTue, 17 Jun
EducationAuckland University charts new course with strategy for PasifikaThe launch of Ala o le Moana celebrates the rich legacy and future aspirations for Pasifika students.Khalia StrongFri, 13 Jun
Environment • FijiFlood-proof gardens feed and empower communities in FijiRaised garden beds are offering food security and climate protection to flood-prone communities, with women leading the charge.Khalia StrongTue, 10 Jun
Sports • SāmoaSāmoa youth make football history, set to shine at FIFA U17 Women's World CupThe milestone follows their impressive run in the OFC U16 championship where they earned their place on the global stage, marking a major moment for Pacific women's football.Christine RovoiFri, 06 Jun
HealthNew Pacific campaign aims to reduce breast cancer mortality through early screeningVaine Toa addresses the alarming disparity in breast cancer rates among Pacific women in New Zealand.PMN Wed, 04 Jun
Language & Culture • SāmoaVaimoana Mase: Upholding faith, family, and Pacific storiesIn a heartfelt reflection during Sāmoan Language Week, the award-winning journalist shares how her father’s wisdom shapes her storytelling journey. Khalia StrongWed, 04 Jun
Health • Cook IslandsNgatepaeru Marsters honoured for mentoring Pacific midwivesWith a career spanning 25 years, the King’s Birthday Honours recipient wants to expand the workforce and ensure that it reflects the communities it serves.Khalia StrongTue, 03 Jun
Law & Order • TongaSiobhan Sharkey: Upholding family legacy in law with Pacific prideInspired by her mother’s dedication to service and community, she is set to forge her own path.Khalia StrongTue, 27 May
Opinion • Aotearoa New ZealandKhalia’s Kupu: Reflecting on Budget 2025 announcementTax cuts, military boosts, and slashed Pacific funds in Budget 2025 means inequity deepens, but we press forward not because we can, but because we must.Khalia StrongFri, 23 May
Politics • Aotearoa New ZealandPacific women's NGO rejects Prime Minister’s pay equity defencePACIFICA says it’s “confusing” for Christopher Luxon to claim protections remain, as a law change wipes out thousands of hours of work.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uWed, 21 May
