Deputy Prime Minister Carmel received a malu, the traditional Samoan tattoo for women, this week. Reporter Neueli Mauafu was present and here is his account of the event.
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Parris Goebel partnered with Nike to create “Goddess Awakened,” an experience celebrating the collective power of womanhood through movement, style and self-expression.
International award winning choreographer partners with Nike to celebrate womanhood Read More »
Pasifika youth advocate Josiah Tualamali’i has been appointed as a commissioner to the new board of the Children and Young People’s Commission.
Pasifika youth advocate appointed to new children and young people’s Commission Read More »
The Pacific Dance Festival is a celebration of diverse cultures and it made a triumphant return to the Auckland scene after a 3-year absence.
Pacific Dance Festival celebrates diversity and talent in spectacular showcase Read More »
Immigraton New Zealand has granted a visa to the overstayer wife of a New Zealand resident so she can reapply.
Talanoa: Overstayers not getting fair go Read More »
Connecting people with ‘Aloha’ is the motto for Hawaiian Airlines.
With over seven thousand employees, many of whom are of Hawaiian descent, Hawaiian culture and traditions are a big part of the workplace.
Airline gives back to the community and embraces Hawaiian language and culture Read More »
John Pulu caught up with MP Aupito William Sio in his electorate of Mangere to look back on his time in politics.
Long-serving Māngere MP relaxed about decision to leave politics Read More »
The finalists for the 2023 Pacific Music Awards were announced on Wednesday at the Big Fan recording studio in Morningside, Auckland.
24 Finalists announced for 2023 Pacific Music Awards Read More »
Public Interest Journalism funded through NZ On Air New research from Tātai Aho Rau Core Education highlights that Pacific childrens unique identities, languages, and cultures help support their transition from early learning services to school environments. The project highlighted the barriers traditionally contributing to underachievement and low engagement among Pacific learners. “Improving the transition to
Empowering early childhood education with Pacific values Read More »
As a result of our Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board (Ōtara Subdivision) by-election, Labour Party candidate Lorenzo Kaisara has been successful with his bid and has been elected with 1512 votes. The final results have been officially declared in a public notice announced yesterday. The by-election followed the resignation of local board member Swanie Nelson in March. Four candidates stood
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