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.

The Walmsley Road Bridge in Māngere will fully close from June 2025 to February 2026 as part of Auckland Council’s flood resilience programme.

After a successful fono held in May 2024, Pou Pasifika will be officially launched next month.  Pou Pasifika aims to champion Pasifika youth development workers and practitioners in Aotearoa, guided by their moana Pasifika way, resulting in ALL young people thriving. We will focus on building capability and capacity through workforce development such as:  ●

Vasa Fia Collins stands by her man – the mural unveiling of her late husband and beloved community leader Fa’anānā Efeso Collins Standing tall on the corner of Ronwood and Davies Avenue in Manukau is a mural of the late Fa’anānā Efeso Collins.  The former Auckland councillor and Green Party MP, 49, died after he

Eleven Pacific nations will be on show at the iconic Pasifika festival at Western Springs park on Saturday 8 and Sunday 9 of March.