Arts • NiueFrom grief to renewal: Niuean exhibition ‘Moana, Fonua’ brings generations togetherThe loss of a son, the gift of creativity, and the drive to preserve culture. Reverend Dr Matagi and Christyl Matagi-Vilitama’s exhibition marks Niue’s 50 Pule Fakamotu.Atutahi Potaka-DewesWed, 10 Sep
Arts • NiueNiuean designers make historic debut at New Zealand Fashion WeekA landmark moment of cultural pride and representation brought to NZFW via the Pacific Fusion Fashion Show.Atutahi Potaka-DewesWed, 27 Aug
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
ArtsWhen libraries become creative hubs for young Pasifika to tell storiesThis weekend, Pacific musicians JARNA and Spdrtwnbby are making Onehunga Library a hub for rangatahi creativity and democracy.Mary AfemataThu, 21 Aug
ArtsFijian author redefines science fiction through Pacific perspectivesDr Gina Cole brings Pasifika futurism to Auckland’s Stardome Observatory, drawing on her personal experience and cultural heritage.Khalia StrongMon, 18 Aug
ArtsCouncil-backed venue brings Pacific-led show to Central AucklandAuckland Council is supporting the venue for Tafatolu to help make the city art spaces more accessible to diverse communities.Mary AfemataThu, 14 Aug
Arts‘We’re still buzzing’: The Collective NZ celebrate World of Dance success After making history on the global stage, the group’s rise signals a new age of Pacific-led creative excellence.Atutahi Potaka-DewesWed, 06 Aug
Arts New Zealand Youth Choir’s historic wins spark hope for PasifikaAlto Enyah Talamaivao is calling for greater recognition and opportunities, as well as a shift in focus towards the Pacific’s rich artistry.'Alakihihifo VailalaMon, 21 Jul
Arts • Sāmoa • NiueFilm aims to inspire 'queer' Pacific youth to confidently embrace their true selves‘Sisifo’ explores the journey of self-identity and acceptance, inspired by his upbringing in Sāmoa and the deep connections with his grandmothers.Jayden SufiaFri, 18 Jul
Arts • Tonga • AustraliaHafekasi author’s journey shines light on Pacific identityWinnie Dunn challenges Pasifika stereotypes in her debut novel, now shortlisted for the Miles Franklin Award, Australia's most prestigious literary prize.Jayden SufiaThu, 17 Jul
