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Racist comments hurled at some in Pacific community over latest Covid-19 outbreak.
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Covid-19: 500 people were at church service linked to positive case - testing urged
Members of Auckland's Pasifika community are being urged to get tested for Covid-19.
'I want to thank you for looking' - Judge's tribute to veteran anti-racism campaigner
The outrages that went unseen in the New Zealand of the 1960s and 70s.
Inquiry into why Pasifika are paid 23 per cent less than Pākehā
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Judith Collins has been described as both dog whistling and standing up to wokeness.
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Malia Pole'o: Where are our Pasifika teachers?
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Students reply to letter claiming Māori knowledge isn't science
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Otago University researchers benefit from $13m in funding
Research related to diabetes, Māori mental health, stomach cancer among areas funded.
Councillor receives bomb threat after criticism of Police Ten 7 TV show
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Kerre McIvor: Police Minister can't pick and choose who she represents
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2021 Pacific Music Awards finalists announced
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Racist rant towards Pasifika professor caught on voicemail
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Flava comp win means woman can take baby's placenta home to Rarotonga
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Churches helping get Pasifika people vaccinated against Covid
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Pasifika culture protected in $108m Budget package
The Pacific Peoples minister is hailing the package as a significant investment.