With the Rugby World Cup just around the corner, the ABs are ready to defend their title later this month; and as Karima Faiai reports, there is a solid core of Pasefika players.
Rugby World Cup All Black selection Read More »
Stand Up Stand is an Auckland High School performing arts competition – John Pulu brings us the highlights from the night!
Stand Up Stand Out 2015 Read More »
Weaving Ta’ovala and fine mats have long been the main source of income for weavers from the small island of Kotu in the Ha’apai group, and as Soana K-Aholelei reports, it’s a labour of love for small community.
So’otaga is the annual gathering of University Samoan student associations from across New Zealand. This year celebrating its 35th anniversary since it’s formation in 1979 and includes student associations from Auckland University of Technology, University of Canterbury, University of Auckland, Victoria University and Waikato University. We also talk with Aiolupotea Sina Aiolupotea-Aiono from MIT to
So’otaga 2015 in the Quake City #Talanoa – Pasifika achievement Read More »
A weekly wrap of Pacific News and home and abroad.
Pacific News 5th Sept 2015 Read More »
The Cook Islands Community recently celebrated it’s achievers with a special awards ceremony in Wellington, also marking the 50th Anniversary of Self Governance.
Cook Islands Achievement Awards Read More »
Local boxer Dave Letele, aka The Brown Buttabean, is on a mission to share his weight-loss and motivation skills with his group of ‘Buttabeaners’. John Pulu has more.
Dave ‘The Brown Buttabean’ Letele and the Buttabeaners Read More »
A weekly wrap of Pacific News and home and abroad.
Tagata Pasifika News 29th August 2015 Read More »
The Pasifika Education Centre has been in operation for over 30 years helping foster Pacific languages in Education, yet the Centre has recently had it’s funding cut from the Government, and we find out how this will effect it’s use in the long run.
Talanoa – Pasifika Education Centre funding cuts Read More »
Celebrating Tongan language week in Aotearoa we find one of the oldest instruments in Tonga known as fangufangu (nose flute) is still being used here in Aotearoa. John Pulu has more.
Fangufangu – Tongan Nose Flute Read More »
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