Toa Samoa vs Kiwis: ‘Even after the game...still 685 to the world’
The final score did not reflect the burst of pride, loud cheers and singing from fans.
The final score did not reflect the burst of pride, loud cheers and singing from fans.
What is it like to connect with a place you have never been to?
A neighbour described the victim as 'a lovely lady'.
A Tongan-Kiwi church group stuck in Israel has finally made it back to Aotearoa.
Two vehicles and a garage appear to have bullet holes in them, police say.
Toa Samoa take on the Kiwis at Eden Park this weekend.
Hana-Rawhiti Maipi-Clarke's tūpuna, Wiremu Katene, also paved the way for Māori.
Andre Fa'aoso is settling into life at Yale and aims to grow Pacific culture on campus.
Toa Samoa rugby league fever started again, with fans turning out in droves today.
John Fiu, who was born with a rare brain condition, doesn't let that stop him fighting.
Fijians have a lot to celebrate this week, including culture, language and national pride.
Emily Grant has spent the past 10 years looking after those with cancer.
Rapper Ben "Benza" Tuimaseve shares what life is like with cerebral palsy.
More Tuvaluan speakers are needed to help the community understand health initiatives.
"Stop seeing us as a pity...because people with disabilities all have their potential."
Parents are out and about shopping for White Sunday, a special day celebrating children.
"I remember how humbling that road was for me."
Police have investigated and consider the matter closed.
The brief reprieve in weather is short-lived as more nastiness arrives tomorrow.
Brief reprieve in weather before new round of nastiness arrives tomorrow.
Tofi Matagi, 25, had just started working after arriving from Niue a few months ago.
The Defence Force is looking for the families of World War II Pasifika coastwatchers.
Don't worry if you haven't heard of this island; most people haven't.
A young Pasifika financial expert shares her money-saving tips.
Emergency services arrived at the scene of the crash about 1.30am.
Reminiscent of the Sisterhood of the Travelling Pants - but with a more important job.
Around 180 people get cervical cancer in New Zealand and die from the disease each year.
Symone Tafuna'i has been competing in athletics since she was a young child.
Several Albany bus stops and routes are detoured.
Waka Kotahi has paid road builders millions more for the Pūhoi to Warkworth motorway.