HealthPacific women lead the way in HPV screening, but inequities remainCervical screening rates among Pasifika wāhine are on the rise, thanks to self-tests, but experts say more work is needed to address ongoing disparities.Khalia StrongFri, 03 Oct
SportsCanada crush NZ: Stunning victory ends Black Ferns' World Champion reignThe Canadians dominated early, establishing a commanding lead and proving too strong for the Kiwis, despite a valiant effort in the second half.Christine RovoiSat, 20 Sep
Health • TongaTongan trailblazer in medicine paves way for future generationsDr Supilate Mikaele says her achievements reflect faith, family, and cultural pride.Aaisha KhanThu, 11 Sep
Politics • SāmoaACT’s Sāmoa candidate eyes common-sense policies in local electionHenrietta Devoe, a dedicated mother and community advocate wants to address urgent issues like infrastructure, crime, and housing. Khalia StrongThu, 11 Sep
Business • TongaJennifer Tupou: The Fono's head of finance gets top honoursShe says her achievement reflects the resilience, excellence, and impact of Pacific professionals.Khalia StrongThu, 11 Sep
SportsWomen’s rugby coach champions trust and community pathways for Pasifika playersSione Sione says sport is more than competition; it’s a pathway to well-being, cultural connection, and resilience.Khalia StrongTue, 09 Sep
Language & CultureEmbracing grief: The sacred space of Sāmoan and Tongan traditions in mourningPacific grief is communal, spiritual and ongoing, contrasting with Western models, according to Nalei Taufa and Reverend Dr Feiloaiga Taule’ale’ausumai.Khalia StrongFri, 05 Sep
NewsCultural traditions leave families vulnerable after the loss of a loved oneAdvocates say raising the threshold will ease pressure on Pacific and Māori families, who often face difficulties when cultural inheritance practices clash with New Zealand law.Khalia StrongThu, 04 Sep
NewsHow Pacific families in NZ can honour their loved ones without breaking the bank‘You don’t need to literally pay your respects’: Concern and advice from community advocates on funeral arrangements.Khalia StrongWed, 03 Sep
Local Democracy Reporting‘Fat, useless, plastic poly’: Candidates call out hoarding vandalismDamaged billboards are hitting female candidates’ pockets and exposing the racial and sexist abuse that still shadows Auckland’s local elections.Mary AfemataWed, 27 Aug
