Art exhibition shows off migrants' stories in a new way
Photographer Abhi Chinniah's emotive images show a unique look at migrants living in NZ.
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New podcast delves into issues affecting young Pasifika living in NZ
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Police investigating after intimidating letters sent to Hindu temples around New Zealand
Letters were sent to various addresses in Christchurch and Auckland.
Film Inky Pinky Ponky based on real life of trans actress Amanaki Prescott-Faletau
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When a cousin pulled out, the tattooist needed someone to step in
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Shining a light on a Pacific literary treasure and the connection to a famous author
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Pacific Budget package invests in language, education and job opportunities
The Pacific Budget package has a strong focus on maintaining Pacific languages.
Opinion: Why language is so profoundly important to me
Taieri MP Ingrid Leary shares her love of language and a special connection to Rotuma.
Learning Rotuman: 'The need to learn it is so intense for me'
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Local Focus: Multicultural Festival marks ‘Race Relations Day’
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Sunny skies forecast for last day of Polyfest
The venue is packed-out for the final day of the hugely successful Polyfest 2023.
Polyfest has always been the spot, whether you're performing or not
Time for Pacific Island goodness, kai and inspiration.
Polyfest 2023: Day 1 in Photos
The Auckland Secondary Schools' ASB Polyfest kicked off yesterday, with groups taking to the Diversity Stage on Day 1 of competition.
Honouring a Niuean mama's legacy to maintain culture and language in NZ
A Niuean matriarch who helped students to maintain their culture is being honoured today.
Speak up: 'A friend saw the sadness behind my eyes and asked how I was'
A group of Pacific and Māori TikTok members have banded together to talk mental health.
Annie Crummer, Ben Makisi to head lineup for Kaitaia's first Pasifika Festival
Cultural acts, food and clothing, among other things, to be on display at the festival.
Talking all things fashion over a cup of kava: 'It's a facilitator of discussions'
A unique event will see a panel of NZ fashion insiders discussing the industry over kava.
I'm no Jerk: Jamie Oliver hires cultural appropriation advisors
Essex pasta or cultural appropriation?
Covid-19: 'Koinei te wā' - the time to get vaccinated is now
The Government has announced new measures to help boost Māori vaccination rates.
Academic swamped by support after caller's 'racist rant'
Dr Jemaima Tiatia-Seath said public support has been "soothing" after racist voicemail.
'Blatantly racist, filled with hate': 7-minute abusive message left on Pasifika academic's phone
Dr Jemaima Tiatia-Seath, a Pacific lecturer at Auckland University, is calling out racism.
Mufti day renamed over cultural insensitivity concerns
School spent months deliberating over the cultural connotations of the term "mufti".
Mosque attacks: The hardest - and most important - thing we all need to do
The best defence against extremism will involve us all.
'It will take Pacific women 120 years to reach pay equity with Pākehā men'
The Human Rights Commission has launched an inquiry into the Pasifika pay gap.
'Covid-19 doesn't discriminate, and neither should we', Pasifika community told
Call for Pacific communities to support each other through Covid-19 stresses.
'He's still pretty sick, but he's hanging in there': Ex-Cook Islands PM still in hospital
Former Cook Islands PM Dr Joe Williams remains in hospital after contracting Covid-19.
'Kingi' stoush: Māori cultural appropriation, or simply a fish?
Orphans Kitchen restaurateurs in stoush over name of new restaurant.
'Jacinda we are disappointed': Defiant protest march organisers hit back
Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern says she is horrified at the death of George Floyd.
'Heartbreaking' new rules show how tough it is for funeral directors too
A funeral director has revealed just how hard their job is during the Covid 19 lockdown.