The Salvation Army’s State of the Nation report shows small improvements for other ethnic groups, but the inequity gap is widening for Pacific communities.

“The absolute boldness with which this government has shown their distaste for Tiriti justice is unmatched. And even when they stand, axe in hand ... we still give them the mic and say ‘take it away’....

“We’re beyond survival now. We have survived. We can afford to raise the standards, to increase accountability. And we have the freedom to take our rangatiratanga out for a spin.” — Dayle Takitimu.

More than 100 new classroom builds are in doubt in a cost-cutting exercise that's already forced the Secretary of Education to apologise, following the Minister's intervention.

Introduced under Labour, our largest cities were directed to fit in more townhouses and apartments.

Yesterday's national hui was a powerful display of Māori unity in the face of the government's proposed Treaty Principles Bill.

If your workplace isn't designed for you to succeed, you won't.

The latest calculations from several science agencies showing Earth obliterated global heat records last year may seem scary. But scientists worry that what's behind those numbers could be even worse.

All up, six playgrounds have now been sent to Fiji and Vanuatu.

It's not what it was, but is earning six figures still notable?

A historic conference in Manukau hosted rival gangs seated side by side in a bid to find healing and a way forward.

The holidays have come early for residents of Kibera as more than 100 local ballet students stage a performance.

Government funding could be withheld if trans athletes aren't separated from competitions.

Rugby coach extraordinaire – and a semi-finalist for New Zealander of the Year – talks about his new role with the All Blacks.

We are building a future where we do more, faster, to protect our planet and make sure everyone is treated equally.

Some of our closest neighbours are criticising the government's policy reversal.

One of New Zealand's most prominent Pacific health leaders says he has "no confidence" in the government after stepping down from almost every advisory role.

It's more crucial than ever that young indigenous people get along to events like Cop, says Kaeden Watts.

New list MP Fa’anana Efeso Collins has been appointed spokesperson for the Ministry for Pacific Peoples for the Green Party.

Palau's President has slammed New Zealand's new government for its oil and gas exploration plans, as the COP28 global climate summit gets underway.

Witnesses said the car was revving its engine before it drove into the crowd.

The new Green MP said he's going to "bring the hood" to Parliament.

Mortgage pain might be increasing across the country as higher interest rates bite, but the impact isn’t being felt evenly.

A recent MSD report calls the level of racial bias in the technology "unknown", "unconfirmed" and "untested".

The Manalagi community report has found friend circles are currently the main support system for Pacific rainbow+ people experiencing mental health distress in Aotearoa