After months and days of non-stop back and forth between political candidates and supporters, Samoa can now breathe a sigh of relief as the 18th Parliament was officially sworn in today.
“Forgive and reconcile” Samoa completes 18th Parliamentary swearing in Read More »
Foreign Minister Winston Peters and Opposition Foreign Affairs Spokesperson Peeni Henare are in Papua New Guinea to mark the country’s 50th independence anniversary celebrations in Port Moresby today. “New Zealand was among eight countries present to welcome Papua New Guinea into the community of nations in 1975,” Mr Peters says. “Half a century later, we
Winston Peters in Papua New Guinea For 50th Independence Celebrations Read More »
Sister Lashes owner, Zandalee Matene made history at the 2025 NZ Lash Industry Awards, becoming the first Pacific recipient of the TAIEA award.
From communications, and ministry, to local government, Christian Baledrokadroka’s graduation is a mark of service, faith, and an unwavering commitment to enact social change.
Fijian/Samoan University of Auckland Masters Graduate: A voice for change Read More »
For the first time, the annual ASB Polyfest secondary school cultural festival in Auckland, will run across two locations in 2026.
ASB Polyfest Confirms Venue Change and Dates for 2026 Read More »
Join host John Pulu as he takes you through news and stories from our Pacific Community!
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In Tiapapata’s peaceful hills, lifelong resident Peniamina Percival built his dream Kalika Dojo, supported by the tight-knit, family-like community he calls home.
Kalika Dojo vows to grow judo and martial arts in Samoa Read More »
West Auckland community group continues to help house families amid a homelessness crisis.
Having graduated with a Master’s degree in civil engineering, Tongan woman Mele ‘Ofa-Ki-Vila Mafi is helping her country deal with its infrastructure challenges. Mele ‘Ofa-Ki-Vila Mafi is the lead engineer for the landfill expansion project at Tapuhia Quarry, in the Village of Vaini, Tongatapu Mele ‘Ofa, as she likes to be called, is using a
Tongan civil engineer changing the world one step at a time Read More »
A South Auckland property director has been handed a hefty fine after running an illegal boarding house for migrant workers that wasn’t fit to live in.
Director of illegal container-style boarding house fined $54k Read More »
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