Initiative Using Computers to Bring Families Closer Together
Computers in Homes is an initiative created by the 20/20 Communications Trust to bring families closer together.
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Government petitioned to take a hard look at Child poverty when it announces its budget in two weeks
Child Poverty is a huge concern for Pacific families here in Aotearoa today so what’s the government doing about it? Not enough, according the organisers of a petition. Dr Jacinta Fa’alili-Fidow tells us why we must sign a petition to ask the Government to do more.
Pacific Island leaders rule the school
A predominantly Maori high school in Rotorua has voted two Pacific Islanders as their Head Boy and Head Girl. We caught up with the humble pair, Tongan Masiu Vainikolo and Tokelauan Samoan Suitenesa Falanai
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Powerlifting to Gold.
Tui Halatokoua from Palmerston North took up the sport 3 years ago and now he’s preparing to represent NZ at commonwealth competition later this year here’s John Pulu with more
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Giant clams on the brink of extinction.
Giant clams or pā’ua in the Cook Islands are slowly disappearing due to overharvesting, John Pulu meets a kiwi scientist who has a solution.
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Tagata Pasifika Pacific News 09 May 2015
Pacific Trust Canterbury; Kava Ban; Immigration Scam; Smokefree Pacifica Beats; Touch World Cup Oceania Junior Rugby Championship
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Tagata Pasifika Pacific News 02 May 2015
Pasifika Day concerns; Cook Islands ban on purse seine net fishing; Women In Business Director wins award; Popular Samoan Language course; Samoa preps for junior Rugby World Cup
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Toks Fale – Pro Wrestling Superstar
He’s one of the biggest names in Japanese Pro Wrestling, and he’s wanting other Polynesians to tag along.
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Study reveals children suffer due to lack of father’s involvement
A new study’s revealed a father’s involvement in their child’s life will help reduce potential behavioral issues. The Pacific Islands Family Study looked at 1200 Pacific children in Auckland, and found nearly 30-percent had borderline behavioral problems. We have Nick Tuitasi who is the Pacific Engagement Adviser to Te Wananga O Aotearoa to discuss more.
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Capturing the milestone of 80 years of life for Te Kaha’s Tuvaluan son Phallo Haulangi.
It’s not every day you turn 80 and for Tuvaluan Phallo Haulangi it’s a milestone he celebrates at the local marae. He’s an integral part of the Te Kaha community on the east coast of the north island of Aotearoa. he’s a retired school teacher and an Anglican minister for the local parish.
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