At a first glance, it can be said that Shane Walker is someone who likes to keep it straight and honest with people.
“It keeps me out of trouble” – How music saved Shane Walker’s life Read More »
Catholic communities here in Auckland and around the world urged to support repairs to the Basilica of Saint Anthony of Padua in Tonga A catholic church in Nuku’alofa, Tonga, built largely with volunteer labour is in urgent need of repair. That’s the verdict from parishioners and members of the Basilica of Saint Anthony of Padua
Renovations for community-built Catholic church set for early next year Read More »
Foreign Minister Winston Peters has reaffirmed New Zealand’s strong commitment to Pacific regionalism at the Pacific Islands Forum Foreign Ministers’ Meeting in Fiji.
New Zealand Offers to Host Pacific Leaders Forum In 2027 Read More »
350.org Pacific is celebrating the appointment of Ma’atautogia Okalani Mariner, 350.org Samoa Coordinator, to the UN Secretary-General’s Youth Advisory Group on Climate Change. As one of 14 young leaders globally — and one of two of Pacific heritage — Okalani brings vital frontline experience to the group, which provides the UN with practical, youth-driven advice
Pacific Climate Warrior Appointed to UN Youth Climate Advisory Group Read More »
Foreign Minister Winston Peters leaves for Fiji today, to attend the Pacific Islands Forum Foreign Ministers’ Meeting, focusing on key regional priorities.
Pacific Foreign Ministers Gather in Fiji Read More »
Auckland City Rail Link (CRL) must deliver for Māori and Pacific communities that rely heavily on public transport, Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei says.
Māori-Pacific filmmaker Aroha Awarau is telling powerful Pacific stories to the world most recently with Faded, a two-minute documentary shot entirely on his iPhone.
Māori-Pacific Filmmaker’s iPhone Documentary Exposes Hollywood’s Decay Read More »
A South Auckland councillor says she doesn’t buy into the racist rhetoric that “brown people are lazy”, after mayor Wayne Brown accused her of playing a “Pacific victim” card.
Councillors hit back at Wayne Brown’s ‘Pacific victims’ remark Read More »
The new Fijian boxing film Bati. opens and closes with its main character striking a lali – a traditional drum used to call villagers to church and important ceremonies – immediately signalling a unique cinematic experience, rich in cultural tradition and driven by a deep passion to bring Fijian stories to the big screen.
From Fiji Village to NZ Film Festival: Bati is a Triumph for Pacific Cinema Read More »
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