Tevita Li remains optimistic for the future
Former Highlanders player Tevita Li says that he sees himself playing for Moana Pasifika in the future if it were to come in his way.
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Leaked memo raises questions over Ministry of Health’s daily Covid-19 case numbers
There is an uncertain amount of positive Covid-19 cases in the community due to people not recording their RATS results
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Abandoned liquor licensing policy back on Hamilton City Council agenda
Hamilton City Council is revisiting its Local Alcohol Policy after ditching its plans four years ago due to pressure from the liquor industry
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Young people aged 16 and 17 eligible for Covid-19 boosters
From tomorrow, young people aged 16 and 17 can receive a free booster dose of the Pfizer vaccine
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Make learning fun again: Educators look forward to finally getting out of the classroom
After two years of lockdowns and restricted group sizes, schools say it’s vital for children that learning is again made interactive and exciting.
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“It’s just surreal” – Super-sized Pacific artworks grace CBD centre
Auckland’s CBD is the site of some super-sized artwork celebrating Pacific women and generational love.
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Te Ahu Taiohi: Changing lives of Pasifika youth through performing arts
Te Ahu Taiohi (a digital show) allows Pasifika and Māori youth to speak about issues that concern them through performing arts
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‘We stand on the shoulders of giants’: Taualeo’o Stephen Stehlin, Executive Producer Tagata Pasifika
In 1987, Tagata Pasifika provided representation of Pacific people on a national television service. Thirty five years on, it has continued to provide an authentic Pacific voice.
Life in transition: What it’s like waiting for a state house
There are currently 5090 families living in transitional housing as they wait for a permanent spot to come up. Justin Latif spoke to one of them.
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Transport minister on board with Auckland’s half-price public transport
Public transport fares across the country have been cut by 50 per cent as part of a government package announced in March, and will last until end of June.
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