General Fiyah ventures into solo career as adult artist
Lotima Pome’e, better known as General Fiyah, captured our hearts with the sound of his voice at just 10 years old.
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Child Poverty and Housing huge concern in high cost environment
The Salvation Army’s annual state of the nation report published recently which shows, the high cost of living continues to impact our families.
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Moana Pasifika players looking forward to the season ahead
It’s been a dream start for Moana Pasifika this year with a win and a loss in their first two matches, perhaps it’s a sign of a positive 2024.
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Talanoa: Tāmaki Makaurau comes alive at the annual Pasifika festival
The annual Pasifika festival is back, with two days of food, fashion, arts, crafts, and entertainment from 11 Pacific Island villages.
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Te Mana Performing Arts at the Pasifika Festival 2024
We cross live to John Pulu at this years Pasifika Fesitval in Auckland, where he is joined with Alipate Traill from Te Mana Performing Arts.
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Polynesian Panther Fuimaono Norman Tuiasau passes away
Long standing member of the Polynesian Panthers Legacy Trust, Fuimaono Norman Tuiasau, passed away this week aged 69. The Polynesian Panthers took to social media to pay tribute to Fuimaono at the news of his passing on Thursday March 7th. He was known for his work as a staunch advocate, mentor and educator teaching at
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Cheaper raised pedestrian crossings for Auckland
Auckland Transport is rolling out a new, cheaper approach to raised pedestrian crossings after facing heavy criticism over costly installations.
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New analysis sees sharp rise in obesity amongst Pacific men and women
New analysis published in the Lancet medical journal has found that Pacific island countries account for 9 out of 10 of the top countries in the world with the highest prevalence of obesity among women and men aged 20 and above.
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South Aucklanders urged to speak up on city’s draft long term plan
South Aucklanders are being encouraged to give feedback on the draft Long Term Plan (LTP), or risk “outcomes we may not like”.
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Polynesian heavy metallers open for International rockers
Pacific heavy metal band, Shepherds Reign who hail from South Auckland, are set to open for American rock group Disturbed at Spark Arena on March 15th.
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