Students from Alfriston College, James Cook and Manurewa High School are taking part in the NZ Police Blue Light JAM programme, hoping to stop inter-school fighting and bring unity within South Auckland schools.
South Auckland students combat school fighting through youth programme Read More »
LIFE Soup Kitchen was set up five years ago in Ōtara to help families struggling to get by. John Pulu met the team who are providing free nutritious meals and helping to empower their community during these unprecedented times.
South Auckland soup kitchen unites community Read More »
As celebrations across the country commence for Te ‘Epetoma o te reo Māori Kūki ‘Āirani, we go inside Aotearoa’s oldest punanga, who have been sharing the reo with non-Cook Islanders for almost 30 years.
NZ’s first punanga embraces Kuki Airani reo for over 36 years Read More »
Over the coming weeks we’ll be speaking with NZ political party leaders or representatives and asking why Pacific people should vote for them. This week Seinafolava Sanele Chadwick sat down with Deputy Leader of the New Conservative Party Elliot Ikilei.
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Political Talanoa: New Conservative Party’s Elliot Ikilei Read More »
Living Wage campaigners in Auckland are celebrating the news that Auckland Council has committed to paying a Living Wage to all its contracted cleaners in this council term. On July 30, Auckland Council passed its Emergency Budget, which included the Living Wage commitment to the council’s contracted cleaners. Members of the Living Wage Movement Aotearoa
Auckland Council’s contracted cleaners to get Living Wage Read More »
In this year’s election, New Zealanders will be asked to vote in a referendum on whether the recreational use of cannabis should become legal. Hear arguments both for and against cannabis legalisation from Presbyterian Minister Re Mua Strickson-Pua and South Auckland community worker Ronji Tanielu.
TP+ Election 2020: Cannabis referendum Read More »
Auckland-based Pacific radio station 531pi is hosting their first ever radiothon in partnership with the Leprosy Mission New Zealand today from 6am until 3pm. It’s called the Pacific Cure One Day, the Leprosy Mission’s Annual Appeal to raise funds for families affected by leprosy. This year’s appeal will see every dollar raised multiplied 5 times
531pi holds radiothon to raise money for Pacific children with leprosy Read More »
Associate Housing Minister Kris Faafoi has confirmed a $500 million expansion of the Kāinga Ora Retrofit Programme for the upgrade and renewal of state homes across New Zealand. “This will see around 1,500 older state homes in 30 towns and cities across New Zealand upgraded and renewed over the next two and a half years;
Government confirms $500 million investment to upgrade state housing Read More »
This week a group of South Auckland students gathered at the end of the school day to unite against the inter-school violence plaguing their places of learning.
TP+: South Auckland students march to end inter-school violence Read More »
Parris Goebel has been nominated for an Emmy for her choreography on SAVAGE X FENTY. The Kiwi Samoan choreographer said she “cried my eyes out” when she found out the news today. She joins fellow Kiwi Taika Waititi who was also nominated for an Emmy today. Waititi has been nominated for an Emmy for his outstanding character
Samoan choreographer Parris Goebel nominated for Emmy Award Read More »
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