A long-awaited act of recognition will be bestowed upon Second World War coastwatchers at a ceremony at Government House in Wellington, on Tuesday 2 July.
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In an important milestone for the legacy of the Second World War coastwatchers, a plaque for radio operator Pu Banaba was unveiled at O’Neill’s Point Cemetery on Auckland’s North Shore over the weekend.
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World Rugby has agreed to spend more than $7 million over the next three years to support the establishment of two new Pacific Island Super Rugby teams. By RNZ The Fijian Drua and Moana Pasifika were announced in November as New Zealand Rugby’s preferred partners to join an expanded 12-team competition in 2022, subject to
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A new men’s 15s competition involving Canada, Fiji, Japan, Samoa, Tonga and USA will launch in 2024, reaffirming World Rugby’s commitment to increasing global competitiveness on the road to Rugby World Cups in Australia (2027) and USA (2031).
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Pacific Dance NZ are marking the beginning of Fijian Language Week with an attempt to set a world record for the largest online meke performance. Leading the initiative is Fijian heritage choreographer and artist Alipate Traill. In celebrating the end of his 2021 Artist in Residence programme, Traill wants to give young Fijians the opportunity
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New Zealand dance crews took out two gold’s and a silver. Bubblegum won the Junior division and the Royal Family took out the MegaCrew section. Sorority won Silver for the Varsity competition.
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Meet South Auckland dancer Ken Vaega, the first Polynesian Krump World Champion.
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After lengthy consideration, World and Paralympic shot put F37 champion Lisa Adams has made the decision to retire and focus on being a mum and spend more time with son, Hikairo.
World and Paralympic shot put champion Lisa Adams retires Read More »
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