Pacific language week celebrations continue with celebrations marking the beginning of Papua New Guinea -Tok Pisin, a language that connects more than 800 tribes and cultures across PNG and a treasured link for communities in New Zealand.
Papua New Guinea Celebrates Language Week and 50 Years of Independence Read More »
After nearly two decades working in the produce industry, Cook Islander Aaron Nootai has made a bold career change into the world of mortgage broking.
Helping families experience the fulfillment of home ownership spurs career change Read More »
Suzi shares her remarkable story, from lived experience to working with users of violence, in a bid to get them the help they need so that the violence can stop with them.
Breaking Silence Season 4 Episode 7: Suzi Marsh Read More »
Te Arikinui Kuini Nga wai hono i te po has welcomed Ariki from across the Pacific to Turangawaewae for the first anniversary of her koroneihana as Maaori Queen.
Victoria University of Wellington has appointed Dr Emma Dunlop-Bennett as its new Assistant Vice-Chancellor (Pasifika).
Child Wellbeing Expert Appointed Assistant Vice-Chancellor (Pasifika) Read More »
Hamie was abused as a child. This abuse fuelled anger and an attempted suicide. Hamie now works for an organisation dedicated to supporting abuse survivors within Rainbow communities.
Breaking Silence Season 4 Episode 6: Hamie Read More »
Pasifika and Māori candidates in West Auckland say low voter turnout is silencing their communities in local democracy.
Pasifika and Māori candidates rally for votes: ‘Our voices matter in local democracy’ Read More »
Hina was born in Pakistan and raised in a loving family where she and her brother were treated equally. However, an arranged marriage gone wrong sends Hina into a world of violence, isolation, and control.
Breaking Silence Season 4 Episode 5: Hina Read More »
More than 250 competitors from 17 countries have gathered in Subang, Malaysia for the World Youth Scrabble Championships. Among them is 12 year-old Maheu Papau T-Pole.
Tuvaluan Youth Among NZ Reps at World Youth Scrabble Championships in Malaysia Read More »
Local voices in South Auckland warn the boy racer bill risks targeting Pacific families and cultural gatherings.
Car audio crews say they’re not boy racers as crackdown looms Read More »
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