While it takes a village to raise a child, it also takes a village to kill one through neglect. The Podcast calls for the sharing of stories, revealing pain and speaking up to seek help.

John Misky was six years old when he and his family left the islands of Tokelau for a new life in Aotearoa. Adapting to a new life and learning a new language in New Zealand brought its challenges. But his connection to the sea inspired him to pursue a li

COVID-19 continues to be a powerful reminder of the importance of language and culture to the wellbeing of our Pacific communities, said the Minister for Pacific Peoples, Aupito William Sio.

Despite the uncertain times we face with the challenges of COVID-19, our cultural knowledge, values and language remain constant, helping us progress towards goals in life, said the Minister for Pacific Peoples Aupito William Sio.

Research shows that victims of childhood abuse are twice as likely to enter an abusive relationship as adults. For Lima Hansen Author - International Speaker/ Author of Grace Brought Me Here, who once rejected her Samoan roots in an effort to move on from

Fourty-four young people from West Auckland high schools recently graduated from the Tula’i Pacific Youth Leadership Programme.

Minister for Pacific Peoples Aupito William Sio today marked the beginning of Macawa ni Vosa Vakaviti - Fijian Language Week, and welcomed this year’s theme of showing how language is an important contributor to wellbeing.

Pasefika Proud is honoured to launch the last episode in the video in the series of Migration and Legacy stories featuring our Pacific mothers, as a follow up to our series of stories from our Pacific fathers

South Auckland poet Caitlin Jenkins has won the IIML National Schools Poetry Award with her poem South.

Around 100 students from around Auckland converged on the Mangere Arts Centre in August for two days to immerse in stories from our Pacific community leaders