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Workers at Sistema Plastics in Auckland are still fighting for better pay and work conditions, demanding a fair deal ahead of Christmas.

Boxing pundits predicted an early finish to the heavyweight clash between Lupesoliai La’auli Joseph Parker and Mexican pugilist Alexander Flores at the weekend.

A 64-year-old man has been arrested and charged with human trafficking and slavery for bringing Samoan nationals to illegally work in the horticulture industry in New Zealand.

An Opposition MP in Niue has called out Premier Sir Toke Talagi’s caucus for making changes to the law that prevents state-owned enterprises’ financial reports from being tabled in Parliament.

The mental health inquiry panel has officially handed over its report to Government, after 10 months of consultations with New Zealand communities.

Six Pacific beauty queens will be vying for the crown at the Miss Pacific Islands pageant that begins in Tonga today.

One of Tonga's longest serving secondary schools, Tonga College 'Atele, is preparing for a weekend of celebrations to open a newly-built hall funded by ex-students living overseas.

Tongan community leader Melino Maka says cases of families living in leaky and mouldy homes are far too common and the government needs to fix it.

Australia is to open a mission in Rarotonga in 2019, paving the way for direct talks between the Cook Islands and Canberra on the lives of an estimated 30,000 Cook Islanders living there.