Early on New Zealand First’s annual Convention, a hint of controversy arose which the media predictably pounced on. Firearms enthusiasts had organized themselves to
Editor’s Notes
Why I am reluctantly voting for 4 “TraPos”
Any patriotic Filipino voter would be greatly disappointed by the results of the recent May 2019 election surveys, which if brought into fruition would
What a migrant NZ First member thinks of the “Kiwi Values Bill”
In a packed conference room at Racing Tauranga, about 200 members of the New Zealand First Party engaged in heated – yet civil –
Shocking Scale of Filipino Migrant Exploitation in New Zealand Revealed in New Report
Last May, Newshub reporter Michael Morrah exposed the story of 16 Filipino migrant construction workers who were made to sign illegal employment contracts and
Kiwipinos Converge for the Annual Philippine Festival
It’s a daunting task to leave the comforts of your own country of origin to migrate to a foreign country, whose culture is entirely
Using Documentaries to Highlight Pressing Social Issues
Filipinos have long showcased their talent in the arts, particularly film-making, for decades. Most of us will be familiar with the names Lino Brocka
NZ First Hits Rotorua: Why it was Significant
“It’s the people we set out to help that should be our greatest purpose. There’s a whole lot of people who’s very life and
Lumad Activists to New Zealand: “Help Us Stop the War Against Lumad Schools”
In an event organized by the Auckland-Philippines Solidarity and the Catholic Justice & Peace Commission, I had the chance of listening to Lumad activists
From University Town to Ecotourism City
The City of Dumaguete in the Philippines’ Visayas region is in a tough spot to compete as a prime tourist destination due to its close
Five Star Ambitions: An Interview with PAL’s Jose E.L. Perez de Tagle
It was once Asia’s largest and most modern air service, but due to decades of mismanagement and taking a big hit in the 1997