“It always fills my cup to come back and see our young Pasifika in our community” – Caleb Clarke, All Black
Young All Blacks stars inspire Pasifika kids at Bubblegum school holiday program.
“I’m ready to serve” Ardie Suemalo Savea on his pioneering move to Moana Pasifika
Fronting a Pacific media-only press conference at Moana Pasifika HQ, Ardie Suemalo Savea says he is ready to serve his culture and family when he puts on the Moana Pasifika jersey.
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“I’m ready for that” Anavaotaua Joseph Suaali’i on juggling the scrutiny on code switch deal
After departing NRL club Sydney Roosters, Anavaotaua Joseph Suali’i has returned to the sport that began his career, rugby union.
“I wanted to help in how I could” – Dame Valerie Adams
Former Olympian lends a helping hand to Tongan boy with diabetes.
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“I still believe that I have a little contribution to make” – Ninety-year old Tongan barrister Clive Edwards
While many look forward to retirement, not so for an enigmatic Tongan barrister and former Politician
“I really feel that this is the time… the baton is starting to change”- new Minister for Pacific Peoples Barbara Edmonds
The new Minister for Pacific Peoples (MPP) has hit the ground running since her appointment under the latest government cabinet reshuffle.
“I just knew a door would open up for me” Taking a leap of faith with Semisi Tupou Taeiloa
Sometimes in life, you have to get uncomfortable to get comfortable. It’s a lesson that Moana Pasifika number eight Semisi Tupou Ta’eiloa gravitates towards through his roles in the team.
“I just got dragged online from my Cook Islands community’’ – Radio host Chelsea Cuthers-Munro
A mini-documentary by Cook Islands radio personality Chelsea Cuthers-Munro traces a journey that took a turn for the worst.
“I just ask that we can have fair decisions so that we can enjoy the game” Nayacalevu’s final request
Fiji are the latest to fall victim at the hands of subconscious bias of match officials after their semi finals clash with England.
“I hope I can repay the people for the love that they’ve given me.” – Former Miss Samoa Fuatino Moemoana Safa’atoa-Schwenke
Credited by fans for redefining what it means to be Miss Samoa, Moemoana’s influence has been wide reaching. Moemoana Safa’atoa-Schwenke’s reign as Miss Samoa came to a close last month but she remains ‘Miss Pacific Islands’ until February next year. In winning both titles at the same time, she followed in her mother Maryjane’s footsteps
