Samoan Defence Force cultural member will pay respects at Gallipoli for ANZAC Day
Christchurch’s Vini Watkins is the first member of her family in the New Zealand military and also the first to visit Gallipoli for Anzac Day.
Christchurch’s Vini Watkins is the first member of her family in the New Zealand military and also the first to visit Gallipoli for Anzac Day.
More than 290 Pasifika early childhood and primary educators meeting in Auckland this week have urged the Government to re-consider proposed cuts to Pasifika staff and programmes at the Ministry of Education and within the wider public service.
The chairperson of the Governance and Administration Committee is now calling for submissions on the Restoring Citizenship Removed By Citizenship (Western Samoa) Act 1982 Bill.
With increased pressure around school and family in these tough times, many of our young people are feeling the stress and one group that’s helping in South Auckland is the Queen Shirl’e Youth Academy.
Join Marama T-Pole and John Pulu as they take you through all the latest stories from our Pacific community!
After seven years in the wilderness the largest Tokelauan festival in the world made a triumphant return to Aotearoa.
It’s widely regarded as the “world’s game” but just how inclusive is it in Aotearoa?
A mini-documentary by Cook Islands radio personality Chelsea Cuthers-Munro traces a journey that took a turn for the worst.
The 2024 NZ Radio and Podcast awards celebrate the best of broadcasting in the country.
Musicians and artists will be celebrated in Auckland next month for the Aotearoa Music awards to close out New Zealand music month.