Business • Aotearoa New ZealandThe summer hustle: How Pacific youth are turning sunshine into opportunity in NZFrom Ōtara Market stalls to TikTok tutorials, young Pasifika across Aotearoa are redefining what it means to work in summer.Christine RovoiThu, 15 Jan
BusinessHuntly’s 10-year-old lawn mowing sensation gives back to kaumātuaHarry Muru-Kete is running a successful business and refusing payment from elderly clients as a way of giving back to his community.Atutahi Potaka-DewesMon, 12 Jan
SummerNo Wallet? No Worries: Celebrating Pacific hobbies for 2026Affordable and enjoyable, these Pacific-inspired activities, from learning languages to planting taro, help you to celebrate without breaking the bank.Khalia StrongSat, 10 Jan
SummerNew Year money reset: How to improve your payday habits in 2026A Sāmoan mortgage adviser shares tips on strengthening your position for home ownership and avoiding the holiday spending ‘hangover’.Khalia StrongFri, 02 Jan
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
Language & CultureReclaiming our first blood: Children’s book revives indigenous teachings on periodsMy First Ikura blends mātauranga Māori with practical facts to help families talk openly about first periods and celebrate them as a sacred rite of passage.Khalia StrongTue, 25 Nov
Language & Culture • NiueCelebrating Vagahau Niue: Language Week kicks off in AotearoaFakaalofa lahi atu! Niueans across New Zealand are showcasing the richness of their language and their vibrant culture.Christine RovoiSat, 18 Oct
Arts‘Periodt. You did that’: Teen Siva Afi champion Emillie Pritchard’s cultural journeyFrom lockdown training to world competitions, the 14-year-old Māngere local proves girls can hold their own with fireknives, and then some.Atutahi Potaka-DewesMon, 29 Sep
EntertainmentRotorua band Kotahi Te Rā wins Smokefree Tangata Beats 2025With only one day’s practice before regionals, the five-member band from Rotorua Boys’ High School has earned $11,000 in prizes and praise.Atutahi Potaka-DewesWed, 17 Sep
Language & CulturePolyfest expands to two venues: A new era for Auckland schools cultural celebrationThe move, prompted by the festival's remarkable growth and the need for more space, will allow for dedicated stages for Māori and diversity performances.Torika TokalauTue, 16 Sep
