Aspiring filmmaker Saito Lilo is anticipating the release of his first short film, The Last Sunday – a coming-of-age story that explores how money affects Pacific communities and their churches.
An independent inquiry into events surrounding a patient’s death at Middlemore Hospital in June has now been completed, Te Whatu Ora – Health NZ says.
Minister of Health, Te Whatu Ora deliver mixed messages over patient death inquiry Read More »
A partnership to accelerate the growth and development of Māori and Pacific entrepreneurship across Tāmaki Makaurau Auckland has been formed, with the signing of a memorandum of understanding (MOU) to work together to build entrepreneurial capability across the rohe and play an active role in supporting pakihi Māori and Pacific to thrive. The partners, HTK
New MOU aimed at growth and development of Pacific and Māori entrepreneurs in Auckland. Read More »
British/Samoan line umpire Ruth Watts talks about umpiring in one of the most prestigious tennis tournaments in sporting history, Wimbledon.
Kuki Airani novelist Maria Samuela has been awarded a $5,000 Research Grants out of four participants in New Zealand.
Kuki Airani author Maria Samuela recipient of research grant Read More »
Last Stance Gym in Ōtara win six medals at the IFMA World Youth Muay Thai tournament in Malaysia.
Last Stance Gym returns home with six medals from Malaysia Read More »
Auckland Council’s latest statement to the NZX shows it will face some tough times ahead as it seeks to balance its next budget.
Auckland Council’s latest financial results signal tough times ahead Read More »
An expert in public health says the chance of a major outbreak of measles in South Auckland is now high and a greater focus on vaccinating children is needed to arrest the area’s declining immunisation rates.
Call for action to tackle declining child immunisation in South Auckland Read More »
Nationwide, the average Pākehā man earns $1,442 a week. A Pākehā woman will earn $1,351. While a pacific man will earn $1,090 and a pacific woman $1,049, This is $393.20 less than a Pākehā man.
The Dawn Raids play portrays a Samoan family who face personal issues whilst in the midst of the raids by the New Zealand Government.
Pacific play shines light on dark chapter of New Zealand history Read More »
The home of Tagata Pasifika the Pacific voice on New Zealand television since 1987.
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