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10/06/2026

Why do we interview politicians you might not agree with? 🗣️ Dive into Will’s Word for a fresh perspective on political conversations and why they matter:

Pacific Mornings Host William Terite explains why talking to politicians across the spectrum is an important part of democracy

10/06/2026

Is New Zealand and the Pacific on the path to a more militarised future? Explore what’s driving the debate and what it could mean for our region. Full story here ⬇️

As Solomons PM Matthew Wale returns home after visits to Australia and NZ, Pacific leaders and experts warn the region is drifting towards a security-focused path set by global power rivalry.

09/06/2026

Australia’s government is warning Pacific seasonal workers: leaving the PALM scheme means losing all protections. What does this mean for our communities? Read more:

Officials say Pasifika who disengage from the programme can become vulnerable to hardship and exploitation amid concerns over former workers reportedly living rough in Sydney.

09/06/2026

Green candidate Michel Mulipola is taking a bold stand in Māngere, challenging Labour’s record and calling for real change. What could this mean for the community and the upcoming election? Read more:

The Sāmoan artist and activist says Labour has become complacent in one of its safest Pacific seats as the Greens push for South Auckland voters.

08/06/2026

"The tide's coming in. It's right up to the seawall at the moment, so we've sandbagged everything” - Thomas Tarurongo Wynne

Thomas Tarurongo Wynne lives just metres from the sea and his whānau are among residents evacuating the capital’s coastline as a state of emergency remains in place and waves of up to 10 metres threaten homes, roads and waterfront communities.

08/06/2026

State of emergency declared as massive swells force evacuations along Wellington’s coast. https://pmn.co.nz/read/environment/state-of-emergency-declared-as-huge-swells-force-wellington-coast-evacuations

Residents along parts of Wellington’s southern and eastern coastline are being urged to leave their homes ahead of forecast waves of up to nine metres, with officials warning of risks to life and property.

08/06/2026

Labour unveils its election list, spotlighting Pacific voices in a reshaped line-up as the party gears up for November. What could this mean for our communities and the future of Pacific representation? Read more:

Labour has released its full party list for the general election, confirming rankings for sitting MPs and introducing 30 new candidates as it sets its direction for the campaign ahead.

08/06/2026

🌊 Pacific communities are on high alert after a powerful earthquake struck the Philippines, triggering tsunami monitoring across the region. Read the latest updates:

Emergency agencies across the Pacific, including New Zealand, are monitoring coastal waters after a strong offshore quake in southern Philippines raised concerns about a possible tsunami.

07/06/2026

Fa'anānā Efeso Collins' family say the findings validate concerns they raised after his death, but believe the evidence should have been tested in a public hearing.

Fa'anānā Efeso Collins' family say the findings validate concerns they raised after his death, but believe the evidence should have been tested in a public hearing.

06/06/2026

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