All Blacks and Blues midfielder Rieko Ioane has once again caused a stir on his Instagram page, following the Blues last second win over the Chiefs on Saturday.
OPINION: Is Rieko Ioane’s instagram antics the draw card needed for Super Rugby? Read More »
At the Ocean Rise and Resilience Coalition Summit, Tuvalu Prime Minister Feleti P. Teo highlighted the urgent need for global collaboration.
Tuvalu Prime Minister calls for global collaboration to combat climate change Read More »
For this year’s Pacific Dance Festival, Tongan creative and choreographer Lyncia Muller pays tribute to Queen Sālote in her latest stage work, Kuini.
Tongan creative pays homage to Queen Sālote in latest contemporary piece Read More »
Join host John Pulu as he takes you through news and stories from our Pacific Community!
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Often mistaken as a “white man’s” disease, Parkinson’s has deeply impacted one Pacific family – sparking their journey of faith, support and service to the Pacific Parkinson’s community.
Radio Samoa Political Commentator, Leiataua Savea Al Harrington Lavea joins us to discuss the latest political instability in Samoa amid the country’s independence celebrations.
Talanoa: Political instability in Samoa amid independence celebrations Read More »
Otago Museum hosted the world’s first-ever public demonstration of traditional Samoan tattooing in a museum setting.
Live demonstration of traditional Samoa tātāu at Otago Museum Read More »
Samoa will go to the polls to vote in a new government on Friday August 29. This comes amid a backdrop of political instability for the minority government led by Fiame Naomi Mata’afa who has faced two votes of no confidence in the house earlier this year.
Samoa goes to the polls August 29 Read More »
By Mary Afemata of Local Democracy Reporting The Handlers, a play about Māori and Pasifika women working in factories like Crown Lynn, opened at Circa Theatre in Wellington this week as part of the 2025 Kia Mau Festival. Speaking ahead of opening night, co-director Sepelini Mua’au says while it is easy to celebrate Indigenous storytelling
Not just festival moments: Director urges greater support for Indigenous storytelling Read More »
South Auckland Councillor Daniel Newman says he no longer feels safe walking on some streets in his ward due to the escalating problem with roaming dogs.
Auckland councillor backs free desexing amid roaming dog crisis Read More »
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