Arts • TongaNew Tongan book aims to restore traditional worldview on artThe landmark publication, authored, designed, and published by Tongans, has been launched and features 41 artists.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uFri, 22 Aug
Language & Culture • Cook IslandsCultural Connections: Young Cook Islanders champion tivaevae craft and language Kyani Vira Utia, a Master of Design graduate, embraces her heritage through the art of tivaevae, creating treasured quilts with her mother. Christine RovoiFri, 08 Aug
BusinessSisters transform Kiwi tourism with authentic Māori and Pacific cultural experiencesThe tourists asked, and Ama Mosese and Louisa Opetaia answered with community-led tours.Atutahi Potaka-DewesFri, 01 Aug
Entertainment • Aotearoa New ZealandNew Zealand Youth Choir wins top awardThe group won Choir of the World at the Llangollen International Musical Eisteddfod in Wales.RNZMon, 14 Jul
Language & Culture • SāmoaTamaiti Satalo: New animation series launches for Sāmoan Language WeekA Sāmoan remake of Tākaro Tribe, Tamaiti Satalo, debuting on 5 June, pairs Pacific Media Network with Cinco Cine.PMN Sun, 01 Jun
Arts • Niue • FijiYoung musician fuses bluegrass country and Vagahau Niue to preserve heritageAs a tribute to her grandmother, Anna Tukuitoga is helping revive an endangered language and showcase the power of music, identity, and culture.Andre Fa'aosoFri, 30 May
Arts • United StatesPacific artists unite to celebrate grand reopening of The Met’s Oceania GalleryThe event, attended by Sāmoan photographer Raymond Sagapolutele, marks a significant moment in honouring Pacific ancestral legacies.Khalia StrongFri, 30 May
Arts • Aotearoa New ZealandMuseum asbestos find forces its indefinite closure, reopening plans in limbo - CEODavid Reeves says the focus is on safety assessments and a commitment to revitalise Auckland Museum’s spaces despite uncertain reopening timelines.Andre Fa'aosoFri, 16 May
Arts • Tokelau • FijiPacific artist is writing her way back homeThrough her plays and podcasts, Emele Ugavule explores language and identity while sharing the truths of Pacific life.Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uFri, 02 May
Opinion • Aotearoa New ZealandWill’s Word: Wellington’s heart beats stronger than everDespite the headlines of cuts and chaos, Pacific Mornings host William Terite says the capital’s spirit of creativity, culture, and acceptance is alive and thriving.William TeriteMon, 28 Apr
