Of Cook Island heritage Adrian Orr, who was first appointed as Reserve Bank Governor of New Zealand in March 2018, says it has been a privilege to lead an institution that plays a critical role in the economic wellbeing and prosperity of all New Zealanders.
Adrian Orr Reserve Bank Governor of New Zealand steps down Read More »
In its fourth year since being elevated into the Super Rugby Pacific competition, Moana Pasifika have finally found a stadium to call home.
Moana Pasifika in solidarity for its new home base Read More »
The Manurewa Local Board is developing its first Pan-Pacific strategy to amplify Pasifika voices in local decision-making.
Manurewa’s first Pan-Pacific strategy takes shape Read More »
In its eleventh year, the UniPrep programme once again set out to deliver its mission of helping bridge the connection for high schoolers transitioning into tertiary studies.
AUT University celebrates another year of its UniPrep programme Read More »
For one night only the New Zealand Symphony Orchestra and Signature Choir with Live Nation are back and present Mana Moana returning for a musical experience with asymphony of songs from the Pacific. After 2023’s performance at Spark Arena, the show brings traditional and contemporary songs from Samoa, Tonga, Fiji, Cook Islands, Niue and Tokelau
Mana Moana Symphony of Songs from the Pacific is back Read More »
For the first time the national language of Vanuatu, Bislama will be part of the New Zealand Pacific language week series. Minister for Pacific Peoples Dr Shane Reti says the Pacific language week series continues to celebrate our diverse Pacific languages. “I have heard firsthand how important the language week series is to Pacific communities
Vanuatu Language Bislama Added to Pacific Language Week Celebrations Read More »
William Kingi William Kingi (Will) has been confirmed as the Pasifika Navigator for Choirs Aotearoa New Zealand (CANZ) in a brand new role for the organisation that manages our national choirs. With support from Creative NZ, the position will see CANZ “continue to amplify Pasifika voices” and develop its Pasifika strategy to strengthen and uplift
Niuean Musician and Artist Appointed Pasifika Navigator for Choirs Aotearoa New Zealand Read More »
A two-day conference is underway in Papakura in Auckland. The aim is to bring together practitioners and researchers in the youth justice space to analyse, reflect on, and share what best practice should or could actually look like ensuring the best possible outcomes for our rangatahi.
Judge Ida Malosi Hosts Youth Justice Conference Read More »
The Walmsley Road Bridge in Māngere will fully close from June 2025 to February 2026 as part of Auckland Council’s flood resilience programme.
Major bridge in Auckland’s Māngere to close for flood upgrades Read More »
It’s the culmination of more than 40 years of fighting for citizenship for people from Western Samoa who were stripped of that right due to a law change in 1982. The change applies to those born in Western Samoa between 13 May 1924 and 1 January 1949, and in some limited circumstances, to their wives
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