Our South Auckland reporters put together their top 10 things that make South Auckland a great place to live. Keep watching and Facebook us the 10 things and be in to win $200 grocery vouchers.
Ten Reasons Why South Auckland Is a Great Place To Live. Read More »
Full Episode: Tagata Pasifika coming LIVE from the Pasifika Festival, Hayman Park, Manukau.
TAGATA PASIFIKA LIVE AT PASIFIKA 2015 Read More »
John Pulu is at the Niue Village and meets Mena who keeps her culture alive through weaving and the Bible.
PASIFIKA KEEPS CULTURES STRONG Read More »
Pasifika has come home to its rightful place, South Auckland, that’s the view of Fa’anana Efeso Collins -Otara – Papatoetoe Local Board Chairman, find out why he thinks South Auckland is the place to be.
TALANOA – COLLINS TO MAYOR BROWN – KEEP PASIFIKA IN THE SOUTH Read More »
At Pasifika in Manukau, John Pulu at the Cook Islands Village talks to attendees about what they think of Pasifika’s move South. Rico from Rarotonga preparing Cook Islands delicacies – and tries Uto ..
POSITIVE REACTION TO PASIFIKA’S MOVE Read More »
Bernard Tairea from the Pasifika organising committee talks to Tom Natoealofa about the big shift south of Auckland’s premier Pacific Festival and what to expect at Pasifika 2015.
PASIFIKA BELONGS IN MANUKAU Read More »
Vanuatu reeling after Cyclone Pam; Pacific Youth encouraged to develop business skills; Despite the weather, Polyfest organisers remain optimistic; Government urges Pasifika families to work together for affordable housing; Mele Ioelu the Samoan centenarian and witness to the Mau has passed away;Caren Rangi elected president of the Pacifica Women’s Group;
PACIFIC NEWS – SATURDAY 14 MARCH 2015 Read More »
Spying on the Pacific; Pasifika Festival update; Tongan Prince Ata; Parker Fight; U20 Samoan Rugby; Warriors
Tagata Pasifika News 07 March 2015 Read More »
In the past 10 years there have been four high profile cases where Pacific women were arrested for abandoning their babies and in some situations attempted murder. We take a look at the cultural, religious and mental health issues around this serious issue.
Our reporter John Pulu found out how the world bank is stepping in to help but there are major obstacles in the way.
Ha’apai families still living in tents 15 months on from Cyclone Ian. Read More »
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