Samoa Supreme Court Opts Not to Penalise Tuilaepa after guilty verdict
The Supreme Court has opted not to penalise Tuilaepa, Lealailepule and Maiava
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Alcohol pressure group celebrates Auckland Council decision to support MP’s bill
A group battling against new booze shops in South Auckland is welcoming a council decision to support a bill aimed at tackling alcohol harm.
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Pacific and Māori Parkinson’s research backed by Michael J. Fox Foundation Research Grant
University of Otago researchers have secured funding from The Michael J.Fox Foundation, to delve into what Parkinson’s looks like for Māori and Pacific
Safety and hygiene messages ramped up in Niue and Samoa as governments monitor Covid-19 cases
Samoa and Niue government and health officials are reminding residents to maintain good hygiene practice and look out for Covid-19 symptoms.
Pasifika councillors making a difference in the deep South
More ethnic diversity in key strategic positions are among the areas of concern for Pasifika councillors Marie Laufiso and Hana Halalele
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Destroyed in 80 years: Project Banaba bringing to light the island’s history
Rich in phosphate and plundered by British, Australian and New Zealand miners, Project Banaba brings to light the island’s little known history.
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Food banks are a godsend, but this charity believes there’s a better way
Food banks are under more pressure than ever due to the cost of living, but one South Auckland social service questions whether they’re the only way to help
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Covid-19: Outdoor gathering numbers increase, vaccine passes won’t be required
Changes to the traffic light settings will come into effect at midnight, Friday 25 March.
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Māori and Pasifika need long-term Covid support: Green Party
The Green Party is calling on the Government to focus long-term Covid-19 support on whānau, hapū and community service providers helping Māori and Pasifika
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Noisy neighbourhood nuisance or misunderstood musical subculture?
Those who compete in siren battles around south and west Auckland say it’s a ‘brotherhood’ giving a group of primarily Pacific youth a positive alternative to night clubbing and gangs.
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