Samoan Gospel Singer Lani Alo won two awards on the night including the APRA Best Pacific Song and the 531pi Best Pacific Gospel Artist.
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After a few delays caused by the Covid-19 pandemic and the second lockdown, the Pacific Music Awards kicked off with great gusto tonight in an online ceremony. It was the first time in PMA’s history the awards were closed to the public, pre-recorded and aired online. “The opportunity to go online was definitely a challenge,”
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Join us for the 2020 Pacific Music Awards, celebrating Pacific music in Aotearoa! Featuring performances by Church & AP, Lou’ana, Shepherds Reign, Lani Alo & Disciple Pati.
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Early voting starts this weekend for the next two weeks, and party leaders will be hoping their campaign messages so far will have the desired impact.
Labour Party leader Jacinda Ardern sat down with Seinafolava Sanele Chadwick in our last political talanoa before the election.
Political talanoa with Labour Party leader Jacinda Ardern Read More »
There’s been almost 10 Covid-19 deaths in Tahiti since the country opened their borders in July. Case numbers are rising rapidly on a daily basis as the island nation struggles to contain the virus.
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We take a look at one of the two referendum questions facing voters at election time. The End of Life Choice Act looks to give those with a terminal illness the option of requesting assisted dying. So how will you vote? Our reporter Moana Makapelu Lee spoke to those on both sides of the fence.
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Baby Loss Awareness Week is from the 9-15 October. It provides an opportunity for parents and families around Aotearoa to come together and remember the lives of babies who have died no matter what their gestation, length of life or how they died. Soana Aholelei caught up with Nisi and Lisa Naufahu on their journey to overcoming their grief.
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The Pasifika Medical Association does not have a position on the proposed Cannabis Legislation and Control Bill. However, PMA are encouraging Pacific people to vote and consider the advantages and disadvantages of legalising the recreational use of cannabis. Here they consider the implications for Aotearoa from the referendum. On Election Day, 17 October 2020, Aotearoa/New
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We’re celebrating 2020 Fijian Language Week with a throwback to a Fijian classic. John Pulu and Tom Natoealofa combine to perform the popular Fijian farewell song Isa Lei. John Pulu on the ukulele and Tom Natoealofa on the guitar. Recorded in South Auckland, New Zealand, 2014.
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This week eight bilingual Tuvalu children’s books were launched as part of the celebrations for Tuvalu Language Week. The books cover legends and stories from each of Tuvalu’s eight islands. The books were published by the Tuvalu Auckland Community Trust working with Tuvaluan historian Alamai Sioni and Tuvalu teacher Meliele Kaveinga alongside local elders. They were
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