Currently world junior and NZ open champion, 14 year old Gabrielle Fa’amausili is being hailed as a future star in New Zealand swimming.
Gabrielle Fa’amausili – The Young Swimming Sensation Read More »
Birds – a play written by Diane Fuemana and directed by Scotty Cotter is one of the shows at this year’s New Zealand Fringe festival.
Pacific play to feature at the New Zealand Fringe Festival Read More »
The South Auckland Tongan community is celebrating the completion of a housing intiative that’s put 22 families into new homes built by the Tongan Methodist Church of Mangere on their own land, with the help of funds from government’s social housing fund.
Tongan housing initiative puts 22 families into brand new homes Read More »
The Last Saint is a feature film from writer/director Rene Naufahu. He’s struggled to get funding for this project – having been turned down by NZ Film Commission at the outset. His belief in the story sent him on a journey to make the film and it is currently about 95% complete and needing funding
One more hurdle to cross for self-funded feature film Read More »
Samoan Raewyn Rasch has been appointed acting general manager of TVNZ’s Maori and Pacific Unit following the resignation of Shane Taurima over allegations of political bias.
Acting general manager appointed for TVNZ Maori and Pacific Programmes Read More »
John Pulu catches up with a group of Cook Island drummers who were part of the Big Bang performance at the NZ Arts Festival.
Cook Island drummers perform at the NZ Arts Festival Read More »
John Pulu chats with the Kina Crew about the sport of dragonboat racing.
Pacific dragonboat crew paddling for a good cause. Read More »
Marama Papau talks to Edward Cowley and Anthony Hotere about this years Pride Parade to be held in Auckland.
Pacific Presence at this year’s Auckland Pride Parade Read More »
The Warriors mascot — the Mt Smart Joker — reveals his Cook Islands heritage and dance moves at the NRL Nines
THE MT SMART JOKER Read More »
NRL Vodafone Warriors player, Suaia Matagi always dreamed of playing professional league. But that dreamed seemed impossible when he was sentenced to 3-years in prison for aggravated assault. But, while inside, Suaia decided to turn his life around and begun his 5-year plan to play in the NRL.
Suaia Matagi – From Prison Cell to Rugby Field. Read More »
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