The newly appointed Pacific Peoples Ministry CE Laulu Mac Leauanae was welcomed to the Ministry this week. He says his selection signifies a generational leadership change.
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A retired Palagi school teacher has written almost 100 stories about Pacific children. Marama T-Pole met with Jill MacGregor to find out why she feels such a strong connection with the Pacific.
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This year we proudly celebrate 30 Years of #TagataPasifika Check out this clip from 2016 when our reporter John Pulu slept in his car overnight at the Mangere Park Up For Homes protest.
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WATCH this week’s round-up of #PacificNews brought to you by Seinafolava Sanele Chadwick
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Reverend Vaitu’ulala Ngahe is on a mission to feed the homeless. For the last three years, he’s opened up his church hall to welcome those living on the streets of Manurewa. John Pulu reports…
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Samoa’s koko industry was given a financial boost last month when the New Zealand Government announced aid for a $4.8m, five-year programme of support. Seinafolava Sanele has more.
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Polynesian gridiron football legends Seiuli Manase Jesse Sapolu and Ma’a Tanuvasa have six Superbowl Championships between them. They’re using their profile and expert knowledge of the game to try and attract youngsters towards a free education in the USA. Johnson Raela reports.
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Kelston Boys High School is home to 54% Maori and Pacific students and this month they united to stand against diabetes and obesity with the unveiling of a new water fountain in a bid to minimize the students’ sugar intake. This follows an announcement from the government last year encouraging schools to provide students with
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Samoan brothers James and Jordan Lay made the move from Auckland to Tauranga to play rugby for the Bay of Plenty Steamers in the Mitre 10 cup. The siblings are apart of a new ‘Education Ambassadors’ initiative in the region which has professional rugby players partnering with local Tauranga schools to support and mentor kids
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Mata’afa Keni Lesa has become the first Pacific person to win the prestigious Boerma Award by the United Nations. Seinafolava Sanele Chadwick with this story.
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