A group of Tuvalu mamas are turning heads in the local art scene with their intricate and bright Crochet work. Its also the first time Tuvaluan artists have exhibited in a mainstream art gallery.
Kolose – The Art of Tuvaluan Crochet Read More »
MIT new revolutionary campus opened in South Auckland. Built above and integrated with the Manukau Train station, the ‘smart’ building has the capability among other things to connect to 20,000 wireless devices at one time, but will the $100 million tertiary campus also be capable to draw in more Pasifika students? Soana K-Aholelei went to
MIT Opens Revolutionary ‘Smart’ Campus Read More »
Māngere, South Auckland was rocked with 2 stabbings that happened on the same day. John Pulu has the latest update.
South Auckland Stabbing — 2 Incidents in 1 Day Read More »
Patrick Mailata is 19-years old and already he’s being described as New Zealand’s next best chance at a Heavyweight title shot. The Samoan-born New Zealander will represent New Zealand at the Commonwealth Games next month, and we sent our reporter Seinafolava Sanele Chadwick inside the ring to catch up with Patrick.
TAGATA PASIFIKA: Patrick Mailata Ready to Rumble at the Commonwealth Games Read More »
The Cook Islands have one chance to make it to the rugby world cup to face England. They just have to get past Fiji! We preview the ultimate David V Goliath death match. Plus a weight lifting medal hope in the Commonwealth Games, the community battle to close down a Sth Auckland liquor store and
Tagata Pasifika – Full Episode – 21st June 2014 Read More »
Marama Papau talks to Jacinta Fa’alili Fidow about the seriousness of poverty among our Pasifika children in New Zealand.
Child poverty – a serious issue in the Pacific community Read More »
Local music artist Anonymous (aka Matthew Faiumu Salapu) has released his new work Resample: South Auckland which fuses location sounds with live strings and piano.
Resample South Auckland – Making Music out of Non Musical Sounds Read More »
This year MIT celebrate the success of 296 Pasifika Graduates across the range from Certificate to Degree courses. One of those graduates with a Bachelor of Social Sciences is 68 year old Tauva Ah Hing. Another milestone is MIT’s first Pasifika PhD graduate – Tuvalu born Samoan Elise Puni
Two Pacific graduates make MIT history Read More »
Rugby minnows the Cook Islands have a shot at being at next year’s rugby world cup but standing in their way is one the giants of Pacific rugby, Fiji. Next weekend the two side clash in lautoka in what’s a classic David and Goliath matchup, the winner gets to play England in the opening world
TAGATA PASIFIKA: Cook Islands – One win away from their first Rugby World Cup. Read More »
A new liquor store set to open in Mangere has the community upset. John Pulu spoke to the locals and this is what they said.
South Auckland community say no to liquor store Read More »
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