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Labour, National, New Zealand First, the Green Party, Opportunity and ACT face questions on the cost of living, jobs and employment, public services, education and immigration. Watch the full debate.
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Seretaki Noqu Vosa
Serataki Noqu Vosa (Protecting my language through song) is about reconnecting with our Fijian language and culture through something we already love - music. Five acoustic Fijian songs are brought to life in a way that feels familiar and accessible for our diaspora, while celebrating the language and spirituality within them.
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Niu Recording Studio
Niu Recording Studio celebrates Pacific music, giving emerging and established artists a platform to showcase their talent through live studio performances. Season 1 features artists such as Bobby Alu, Adeaze, NRG Rising and Mickey Mayz.
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Rise and Shine
Rise & Shine celebrates the strength, independence and achievements of Pacific people living with disabilities, while challenging stigma and discrimination in our communities. Supported by Pasefika Proud, the series shares inspiring personal stories of family, resilience and determination, highlighting the importance of inclusion and opportunity.
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UK Super League
With Pacific players right across the competition, catch up on the Betfred Super League 2026 season., including the Grand Final.
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Close to Home
Close to Home bridges the gap between aspiration and action, showing young people that fluency isn't the only measure of pride, but that every step back to your reo, is a step forward in knowing who you are.
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Tahunga Kore (feat. Mama Taia Tupou)
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E Reo Tangi (feat. Mama Taia Tupou)
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Episode 4: Body (Kopapa) with Tamariki Kanga
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Episode 2: Animals ('Animara) with Tamariki Kanga
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Sports
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Tuioti leads Pacific swimming results at Youth Olympic Games
Latonya LoleTue, 03 Nov
Solomons miss World Cup again as coach calls for action at home
Elton Lonaratha JnrMon, 02 Nov
Manu Sāmoa's World Cup path protected but key rugby leadership questions remain
Renate RiversMon, 02 Nov
Language & Culture
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World Rugby boss receives Sāmoa matai title amid rugby dispute
Renate RiversThu, 29 Oct
‘Soul resuscitation’: Pioneering Vagahau Niue and cultural connection down South
Atutahi Potaka-DewesFri, 23 Oct
Bridging the gap: New digital platform set to save Fijian language for diaspora overseas
Elenoa TuragaiviuTue, 20 Oct
