Illegal Downloading Affecting Pacific Musicians
Some of our well known Pasifika musicians face financial challenges due to illegal downloading of their work as John Pulu reports.
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TAGATA PASIFIKA: Samoa Language Week 2015
Karima Fai’ai attended some of this year’s Samoa Language Week celebrations. The theme was Tautua Nei Mo Sou Manuia a Taeao – Serve Now For A Better Tomorrow.
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TJ Taotua – RnB Soul Artist Nominated For His First VPMA
He grew up listening to Boyz II Men and Samoan 5 Star and now he wants to help pave the way for our very own Pacific R n B Soul artists, VPMA finalist TJ Taotua sat down with our very own Soana K-Aholelei and strummed a magnificent tune.
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Underwater hockey player Portia Manukuo
Young Niuean Portia Manukuo talks about her passion playing underwater hockey, representing NZ.
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Budget 2015 – Some of the Key features affecting Pacific People
We take a look at some of the key features of the Budget and how that affects Pacific People
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Tagata Pasifika Pacific News 23 May 2015
2015 Budget – How it affects Pacific People in NZ; Tongan protest against CDAW; 40Hour Famine; Samoan Language Week; MIT Graduation; Fiji Sevens; Manu Tuilagi
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Sio Vaelua changing lives through creative arts
Sio Vaelua is passionate about the youth in his community and he’s using music, dance and theater to changes lives in Palmerston North.
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Tagata Pasifika Pacific News 16 May 2015
Prince Harry visits South Auckland campus; Tongan women in tragic accident; Cook Islands pension law changes; Investitures; Samoan writing competition
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Te Oro to boost creativity and employment in Glen Innes
A new music and arts centre in East Auckland is set to help boost creativity as well as bring more employment. John Pulu was at the launch and he filed this story.
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Head injuries taking its toll on Pacific Islanders
Recent studies from AUT University show that Pacific Islanders suffer more traumatic brain injury (TBI) compared to New Zealand Europeans. Joining us today for our Talanoa is one of the authors of the study Wesley Lagolago and Dr Monique Faleafa from Le Va.
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