Industry news and announcements
Successful applicants announced for Moana Reo
Pacific Media Network and the Ministry for Pacific Peoples are proud to announce the successful applicants of the first round of the Moana Reo Media Fund, to support media projects in Pacific languages in Aotearoa.
PMN CEO Don Mann patron of Police Wing 383
Wing 383’s patron Don Mann inspired his wing on their first day of training with stories from his life as a police officer and a community and business leader, words from his father, and a determination to serve his ancestors in everything he does.
National Pacific Media Trust & Pacific Media Network Announce AGM and Networking Event
"Disrupting the Narrative: Navigating Change and Innovation in New Zealand’s Media Landscape – A Pacific Perspective"
Pacific Fusion Fashion Show partners with Pacific Media Network
Pacific Media Network is thrilled to announce their support in partnership with Pacific Fusion Fashion Show for 2024.
Fund Launched to Support Media Projects in Pacific Languages
Ministry for Pacific Peoples partnership with PMN
PMN Olympics Correspondent and Sponsor Announced
PMA Group partnership with PMN
RNZ joins with Pacific Media Network for talent retention pilot
Exciting new partnership between RNZ and PMN
Newshub reporter joins PMN flagship news radio show
Catch William on Pacific Mornings 6-9am week days!
Former Warrior Headlines New Sports Show
Catch Pacific Grandstand every Saturday from 8am-10am
Pacific Media Network launches new website
PMN continues its transition into the Moanaverse with a new digital home for its news and media
Dismantling the mā of menstruation
Getting your period is not a sickness or an embarrassment according to Tongan broadcaster Lusia Petelo.
Niu Fm announces new shows
Niu FM is pleased to announce ‘The Morning Shack’ is back by unanimous decision!
PMN and Sky join forces for ‘Ofa Atu Tonga
Tongan team from PMN join Sky Crew for 'Ofa Atu Tonga with Commentary in the Tongan Language
New programme to get more Pasifika in the newsroom.
The one-year cadetship will give candidates on-the-job training in newsrooms across the country.