When Vaitogi prayed, the rain came
The Pacific isn’t waiting to be saved. It’s creating solutions
The Argument
From struggles to holding a degree
Auckland’s $5.5 billion City Rail Link officially opens
Samoa urged to prepare for health risks as El Niño conditions develop
Lalaga le Vā launched to strengthen communities against drugs and violence
Samoa and Shanxi Province forge new partnership on renewable energy and climate action
Government renews $6 million housing scheme after 97 families receive support
Sleepless in Sāmoa: Scholar’s vision for Pacific youth mental health
Papua New Guinea Language Week: A journey from Port Moresby to Auckland
Research symposium looks to the future of Pacific science
NUS and Massey University renew partnership to expand academic cooperation
SVSG receives SAT357,797 grant from Japan for new school
Papauta girls school roll, April, 1898
Samoa once fed New Zealand with bananas
The war in Samoa: statements by Malietoa and Tamasese, interview with Chief Justice Chambers
The 1899 Civil War in Apia
Unleashing Destruction in 1899: US & British Warships Shell Men and Villages of Rebel Mataʻafa
Luxon bestowed Apia title after Samoa corrects request claim
Reviving Sāmoa’s Indigenous Music Heritage
Vaiaso o le Gagana Sāmoa – Sāmoa Language Week
Architectural graduate’s project honours Sāmoan culture, earns spot in finalist line-up
The whispers of weary knees in the darkness
The timing of Chris Fa’aofo’s dismissal announcement raises questions
Social media bans alone won’t solve the problem. Holding Big Tech accountable will.
The violence we have learned to call normal
Concerns raised over Maiava Ainuu-Enari’s blocked NZ fellowship
Tautunu – The Fisherman
The legend of Tagaloa
The Gift of the River
Sina and the eel
Global evidence shows cervical cancer elimination in Pacific can be done
Pacific leaders gather for major research symposium
Pacific-led research targets deadly breast cancer gap
Pacific-led research targets diabetes in pregnancy with $1.2m boost
Largest study of paediatric palliative care in NZ to transform services for whānau
Pacific researcher centres families in youth mental health study
Turning podcast talanoa into postdoctoral scholarship: A new chapter for Samoan mental health research
Gagana Sāmoa, from the mountains come blessings
Pacific voices centre Indigenous knowledge in global research rethink
Are Pacific children facing too much heat?
Research to address equity in STEM for Māori, Pacific and female students
Pacific genetics scholar driven to improve community health outcomes
Research shows how to better support Māori when deaths occur at home
AFI Pacific research partnerships ignites Pacific led collaborations
Indigenous tools support whānau understanding of Assisted Dying
Seeing the child, not the diagnosis: Te Whare Kaiao – a new way to support whānau
Marae visits raise awareness about ‘the longest goodbye’
Melbourne University and NUS sign new partnership
Samoa launches Pacific Research Hub at inaugural science congress in Apia
Landmark Pacific Academy of Sciences inaugural Congress in Sāmoa
Abandoned villages known by name
Pacific women researchers call for a radical shift in Global Health
Melinda Ah Chong reflects on Samoa’s digital transformation
Eisdell Moore Centre designated as WHO Collaborating Centre
New study finds TikTok videos on gout spread misleading health advice
Pacific doctoral graduate championing Pacific families in hearing health
Solomon Islands Doctoral Student Knows the Value of Representation
Health Equity Push for Aotearoa and the Pacific
Solomon Islands Pidgin Language Week: A Voice for the Western Pacific
13 new Fellows join the Pacific Academy of Sciences
Te Rau Hiringa Award for Pacific research leadership
University of Auckland strengthens ties with University of the South Pacific
Mātauranga Māori at heart of doctoral candidate’s research
Pacific women academics win Teaching Excellence Awards
Action needed for Pacific region to survive and thrive
Talanoa sessions for new $2M Pacific Heart Health fund
Niue joins international trial on reflective roofs and extreme heat
Tongan academics recognised in 2025 Research Excellence Awards
It’s not Sci-Fi anymore – Scientists have built a wireless brain device that actually works
Online gaming and pacific youth: More research needed
David Tu’ipulotu’s tribute to his late Sister through Polyfest archives
NUS launches special journal on Samoan labour mobility
Pacific communities hardest hit by COVID-19 in New Zealand
Household income and spending report 2023 published
Tackling New Zealand’s sugary drink crisis
NUS launches Volume 14 of The Journal of Samoan Studies
Preventing Violence Against Women (VAW) in Samoa: ‘Love Shouldn’t Hurt’ study findings
Young academics join forces with South Auckland community
Promoting a just green transition for the benefit of all
The National University of Samoa signs a Memorandum of Understanding with the Ministry of Natural Resources & Environment
