
PMN confirms the conclusion of an internal employment review, reaffirming its commitment to inclusivity, respect, and staff wellbeing.
Pacific Media Network (PMN) acknowledges recent public discussion regarding an employee’s involvement in a protest event last weekend.
Following an internal review, the employment relationship between PMN and Bailey Palala has concluded.
CEO Don Mann says PMN is a values-driven organisation committed to serving diverse Pacific communities.
"PMN upholds principles of inclusivity, respect, and professionalism in all aspects of its operations.
"Our team remains dedicated to fostering a positive and respectful platform for all voices, while ensuring a safe and supportive environment for our staff."
"The relationship with our community and the wellbeing of our team are our priorities, and we will continue to take steps to provide a safe and supportive working environment," says Mann.
Due to employment privacy considerations, PMN will not be making further comments on this matter.

Pacific Media Network and the Ministry for Pacific Peoples are proud to announce the successful applicants of the 2025 round of the Moana Reo Media Fund, to support media projects in Pacific languages in Aotearoa.

A vibrant new extension of Tākaro Tribe for Pacific language and culture, brought to life by a proudly Kuki ‘Āirani cast and creative team, will have a special showing at Te Maeva Nui Cultural Festival Aotearoa

ABC and PMN New Partnership

Mann says recognition is a collective achievement and affirms PMN’s role in strengthening Pacific voices and commitment to visibility and authenticity.