Amendments to New Zealand’s Pay Equity Law were fast tracked through parliament last week. The changes mean 33 claims being considered under the law will now have to be re-submitted, and critics argue it’s a huge blow for gender pay equity in Aotearoa.
Talanoa: Step backwards for Pasifika women Read More »
Fresh from scoring the winning try in the dying minutes of their clash against the Highlanders, Melani Matavao is looking forward to bringing the same energy and impact in their final home game against the Blues.
Matavao knuckles down for impact role ahead of must win clash with Blues Read More »
Work to improve one of the busiest intersections in South Auckland will get underway this Sunday.
Improvements to Bombay southbound off-ramp gets underway Read More »
South Auckland’s Taro Patch Creative continues to redefine community-led Pacific arts with a powerful new exhibition, Tākanga ‘emau fohe, that featured four of Tonga’s most respected contemporary artists that showcased last night.
Tongan Artist Collective Selekā Brings Exhibition to South Auckland Read More »
The New Zealand Defence Force (NZDF) took part in Exercise Croix Du Sud 2025, a large disaster response training led by France and involving 18 other nations. The scenario simulated a cyclone hitting Wallis & Futuna, with activities based in New Caledonia. About 2,000 personnel participated. This was also the first deployment of the Pacific
New Zealand Defence Force Joins Major Pacific Disaster Drill Training Read More »
Former Miss Pacific Islands Fuatino Moemoana Safaatoa Schwenke, has been announced as UNICEF Pacific’s Ambassador.
Former Miss Pacific Islands Appointed UNICEF Ambassador Read More »
In an article published in The Fiji Times, the Fiji Women’s Crisis Centre has accused Drua management of covering up domestic violence allegations against its players.
Fijian Drua responds to claims of “counter charging” on domestic violence charges Read More »
Leaders from 15 Pacific Island countries are meeting in Apia, Samoa, to discuss how traditional Pacific culture can help improve early childhood development (ECD) across the region.
Pacific leaders meet in Samoa to Strengthen Early Childhood Development Read More »
An anonymous contributor’s life unravels as her husband’s drug-fueled life spirals out of control, leading him to rack up massive loans and debt in her name.
Breaking Silence Season 4 Episode 3: Economic Harm Read More »
On average NZ police attend a family violence incident every five and a half minutes. Jude works at the Royal New Zealand Police college. The training program she implements is designed to encourage understanding and empathy for those who will work on the front line of family harm. As part of her training she shares her own very traumatic life story.
Breaking Silence Season 2 Episode 1: Jude Simpson Read More »
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