The Coalition Government’s first budget is out, so just what will that mean for Pasifika people. Joining us now to give her thoughts on the budget in our Talanoa is Labour Party Deputy Leader Carmel Sepuloni.
Talanoa: Coalition Government’s “Budget of broken promises” Read More »
The annual Pacific Dance Festival of 2024 has commenced, bringing artists together to celebrate and honour the beauty of Pacific dance and culture.
‘Aua e te tagi’ nurtures the next generation of talent through dance and music Read More »
Young and old help each other in a programme whose funding is about to run out.
Mātua ma Talavou, a beacon of intergenerational connection Read More »
Former Mangere MP Aupito William Sio helps lay the groundwork for what he hopes will be a lasting relationship with Maori.
New council hoping to bring Pacific and Maori closer together Read More »
Fai mai le anavatau o le vaiaso o le Gagana Samoa 2024, Tautua i le alofa, manuia le lumana’i.Ma o se fuaitau e malamalama lelei ai ia Fuimaono Anae Martin ma Lesa Metitilani Alo.
Health, Education and Law and Order and the ‘squeezed middle’ are the big winners in the first budget for the National-led coalition government.
Squeezed middle to benefit from Coalition Government’s first Budget Read More »
The Pasifika Medical Association (PMA) group’s recent deployment of a specialised gynecological oncology team to Tupua Tamasese Meaole Hospital in Apia, Samoa, was a testament to the value of partnership and supportive networks in the region.
NZ Gynecological oncologist team collaborate with Samoa Ministry of Health Read More »
Shepherds Reign, the electrifying Polynesian heavy metal rock band from South Auckland has released their latest visuals to their new song, ALA MAI (AWAKEN).
Shepherds Reign unleashes polynesian power with new music video ALA MAI (AWAKEN) Read More »
New Zealand’s population continues to diversify according to the Census 2023 population count.
Latest census results show increase in Pacific peoples population Read More »
Former journalist and communications specialist Dr Angie Enoka has worked in many roles across the New Zealand civil service over several years. To mark Vaiaso o le Gagana Samoa, Samoa Language Week, she traces her language journey from her homeland in Samoa and how it has fortified her over the years.
“Through selfless service, we manifest the essence Alofa” – Dr Angie Enoka Read More »
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