WATCH: Tagata Pasifika 2024 Episode 18
Join Marama T-Pole and John Pulu as they take you through all the latest stories from our Pacific community!
WATCH: Tagata Pasifika 2024 Episode 18 Read More »
Cameron Suafoa, defeating cancer to representing his Māori culture
It’s been quite a year for Cameron Suafoa. In November last year he was diagnosed with a high-grade sarcoma in his back.
Cameron Suafoa, defeating cancer to representing his Māori culture Read More »
Pacific Peoples Ministry will continue to deliver despite budget cuts
The Ministry for Pacific Peoples has achieved its goal to identify 7.5 percent savings to contribute towards Budget 2024
Pacific Peoples Ministry will continue to deliver despite budget cuts Read More »
Deputy Prime Minister to lead delegation to Niue, Nauru and Solomon Islands
Deputy Prime Minister and Foreign Minister Winston Peters will lead a high-level political delegation to Solomon Islands, Nauru and Niue next week.
Deputy Prime Minister to lead delegation to Niue, Nauru and Solomon Islands Read More »
Groundbreaking exhibition returns to its Samoan roots
In time for Samoa’s 62nd Anniversary of Independence earlier this month, Artist Yuki Kihara unveiled the work she created for the 59th Venice Biennale in Samoa
Groundbreaking exhibition returns to its Samoan roots Read More »
New research explores attitudes and beliefs of Pasifika towards NZ education system
New research has explored the attitudes and beliefs of whānau Pasifika in relation to the NZ education system, particularly their notions of success.
New research explores attitudes and beliefs of Pasifika towards NZ education system Read More »
OPINION: Red, White and Brass the play – in tune with live audience
I don’t like to blow my own trumpet but Red, White and Brass made me so proud to be Tongan.
OPINION: Red, White and Brass the play – in tune with live audience Read More »
Award-winning playground fills skies with ‘laughter and joy’
New Zealand’s tallest play tower, in the heart of south Auckland, has been recognised for two prestigious architecture awards, cementing its reputation as one of the best playgrounds in the country.
Award-winning playground fills skies with ‘laughter and joy’ Read More »
Local board member fights to keep rangatahi programme visible
A south Auckland local board member has fought to keep a rangatahi mentorship programme visible in his local board initiatives.
Local board member fights to keep rangatahi programme visible Read More »
Abuse in Care Royal Commission deliver final report called Whanaketia
The Abuse in Care Royal Commission of Inquiry has delivered its final report and recommendations to the Governor-General, Dame Cindy Kiro.
Abuse in Care Royal Commission deliver final report called Whanaketia Read More »
