Auckland Council will decide today whether to hand its pools and leisure centers over to private businesses, despite all the chairs of Tamaki Makaurau’s local boards opposing the move.
‘This is wrong’: Local boards oppose Auckland Council’s pool privatisation plans Read More »
Someday Stories documentary ‘Kava o Aotearoa’ features a kava ceremony and kava traditions from across the Pacific to honour tangata whenua.
‘They sheltered us’ – Matāpule leads progressive kava ceremony honouring tangata whenua Read More »
Residents in a Māngere street say properties in the area regularly flood during heavy rain and Kāinga Ora and the Auckland Council need to step up and address their concerns.
‘There’s nowhere for the water to go,’ say flood-hit Māngere residents Read More »
The new chair of the Pacific Business Trust (PBT) says the future is bright for Pacific businesses despite less than 2% of Pacific people owning their own business.
‘There’s always a way, you’ve just got to find it’ – New PBT Chair Paul Retimanu Read More »
‘For people who have been abused by it, it’s a tender conversation.’ As the government moves to ban conversion therapy, survivor Doron Semu shares his story.
‘There was no fix for me’: A conversion therapy survivor speaks out Read More »
Founding members of the Polynesian Panther Party have called on Pacific youth to engage in politics and reclaim their history, after rejecting the 2021 Netflix series “The Panthers” as a commercialised distortion of their movement.
A new play commemorating the 1918 global influenza pandemic on Samoa premieres in London next week. ‘Talune’ is directed by Siliga Sani Muliaumaseali’i of London-based GAFA Arts Collective.
‘Talune’ commemorates 1918 influenza epidemic in Samoa Read More »
Labour’s new finance spokesperson looks to Pasifika values to inform her view on the economy.
‘Support each other, because we’re not getting it from the government’ – Barbara Edmonds Read More »
Auckland Rugby League (ARL) is calling on local council to better support Papatoetoe players where they say females can’t access essential facilities and players are using some of the “the worst fields in the city”.
Ōtara’s boundaries might have to move into Papatoetoe to keep up with its growing population, but Ōtara-Papatoetoe Local Board chair Apulu Reece Autagavaia says the move will cut through South Auckland communities.
‘Ōtara is for Ōtara’: Local board opposes boundary change Read More »
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