“This was a very tough squad to pick, but we’ve selected the best 23 players to beat England on Saturday,” (Scott Robertson All Blacks coach)
Scott Robertson selects “the best 23 players” for England test on Saturday Read More »
South Auckland schools are taking a proactive approach to kurb the rising concern for high cases of streptococcal throat infections across Tāmaki Makaurau this winter.
Campaign targets rheumatic fever cases in South Auckland Read More »
Several rusty rubbish bins in a South Auckland town centre are in desperate need of replacement, a councillor says.
Rusty rubbish bins need replacing in South Auckland town centre Read More »
The search is on for volunteers to join an emergency response team in South Auckland.
Volunteers needed for South Auckland emergency response Read More »
New Zealand and Solomon Islands are boosting their partnership in areas aimed at enhancing security and prosperity, Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters says.
Air service routes between NZ and Solomon Islands on the agenda during Pacific Mission Read More »
Health Minister Dr Shane Reti has confirmed that cervical screening will continue to be free for women with higher risk of cervical cancer.
Seven students from Papua New Guinea, Tonga and Vanuatu are choosing to come to the deep south for their studies this year.
Students from Pacific region choose South Island to further studies Read More »
South Auckland, home to the world’s largest concentration of Polynesian people across the Pacific, is set to host the Pacific Festival of Brass.
South Auckland hosts the Pacific Festival of Brass Read More »
Defence Minister Judith Collins is in the Kingdom of Tonga to take part in the opening of a New Zealand-funded His Majesty’s Armed Forces Leadership Centre and to meet with counterparts. “New Zealand has a long, shared military history with Tonga and the development of this leadership centre is an excellent example of that partnership
Defence Minister in Tonga for opening of armed forces leadership centre Read More »
The start of Matariki was celebrated on Friday and in Aotearoa it signals the start of the Maori New Year. It is tied to the rise in the night sky of the Matariki star cluster – also known as Pleiades – it marks seasonal planting and is said to herald time to spend with family, friends and loved ones.
Talanoa: Matariki tradition has deep roots in Te-Moana-Nui-a-Kiwa Read More »
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