Kiwi-Tongan church members praise Tongan officials for helping get them out of Israel.

A total of 54 church members from New Zealand arrived in Israel days before the attack.

"I remember how humbling that road was for me."

Around 180 people get cervical cancer in New Zealand and die from the disease each year.

This week's episode deals with the birds and the bees talk when you are Pasifika.

Villagers from Leimatu'a work hard to raise funds on their own to help their village.

Kasanita Katene is sharing how she makes Tongan necklaces to keep the tradition alive.

“She didn’t like seeing us get hurt.” Beegee reveals his mum rarely watched him play.

Lotulelei graduated from university, and days later completed ‘ruthless’ basic training

Artists from the island kingdom of Tonga are exhibiting their works in Auckland.

Artist Tui Emma Gillies grew up in a room covered in traditional Tongan tapa cloth.

Tongan entrepreneur aims to revolutionise the way kava is prepared and enjoyed.

Frank and William Passi have big dreams to one day play in the NBA.

New Pacific-Kiwi film Inky Pinky Ponky features a love story with a difference.

After six hours, intricate patterns now cover her legs.

Carmel Sepuloni is about to undergo one of Samoa’s oldest traditions.

Traditional Tongan music hits the stage in South Auckland this weekend.

Not being able to speak is no barrier to Will Sangster sharing his message.

Fifita Latu has a passion for advocacy and isn't afraid to work in a high-security prison.

Andre Fa'aoso has been accepted into one of the world's top universities: Yale.

Women in science: Young Pasifika and Māori women encouraged to choose a unique career.

The venue is packed-out for the final day of the hugely successful Polyfest 2023.

Brothers Lisiate and Taniela Loloma are working hard to provide for their family in Tonga.

Voices of The Pacific is a five part mini-documentary series on RSE workers. The series was produced by PCF in partnership with HortNZ. These are the stories of workers from the five original RSE Pacific nations that started the scheme 16 years ago. Video / NZ Herald

Pasifika Festivals have become the heart and soul of communities right across Aotearoa

Pasifika people experience many cyclones in their home countries.

"I nearly gave up, but then I thought of my mum and dad back home".

Youngsters on a sports trip from Tonga are helping in the big clean-up in Auckland.

Sepuloni has Samoan, Tongan and European heritage.