Talanoa: State of Pacific Peoples in Aotearoa
The Salvation Army ‘State of Pacific Peoples’ report highlights the positives and the challenges facing Pacific Peoples here in Aotearoa.
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Interdisciplinary artist makes her mark in Pacific Aniva residency
Samoan Moe Laga is an Interdisciplinary artist who recently completed her three-month Pacific Aniva residency at Pātaka Arts + Museum.
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UASSA celebrates 50 years of cultural connection and academic support
It was a night filled with cultural pride, reflection and celebration as guests gathered in their Sunday best to celebrate 50 years of the University of Auckland’s Samoan Students’ Association (UASSA).
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Salvation Army Report takes deep dive Into State of Pacific Peoples in Aotearoa
Children and Youth, Work and Income, Housing, Crime and Punishment and Social Hazards.
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Charitable Trust against street violence questions Tongan Rugby on the discharge of Semisie Pomale
A charitable trust that operates the Walk Without Fear is urging Tongan Rugby to clarify the situation regarding Semisie Pomale, one of the attackers in the Liufau Vake manslaughter case. It has been three years since the tragic death of Liafau (Fau) Vake in Auckland, where Semisie Pomale, was discharged without conviction last week for assaulting
Community farewells Rev who epitomised Warmth, Kindness and Humility
The Cook Islands community in Auckland and Tokoroa is mourning the passing of the Rev William (Bill) Cuthers this week, known to many as “Tima”
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Auckland fireworks night: What are the rules?
Explosive sounds and vibrant colours will soon fill the sky for Guy Fawkes night, but Aucklanders are being reminded of the rules.
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Auckland park to lose benches after divisive debate
Two park benches at a South Auckland park will be removed as planned, despite mixed reactions from residents and criticism over the lack of consultation.
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Second young Pacific leaders women’s sports programme launched for 2025
Women in Sport Aotearoa and Pasifika Sisters in Sport (SiS) are thrilled to launch the second cohort of the Young Pacific Leaders (YPL) Women’s Sports Programme.
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Papua New Guinea to host 2025 Pacific Education Ministers meeting
Papua New Guinea will be the first Pacific Island nation to host the 2025 Conference of Pacific Education Ministers Meeting (CPEM).
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