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‘There is a pathway for us South Auckland girls’: The story of Sharne Pupuke-Robati

Despite the financial hurdles faced by many Pacific families, the 25-year-old’s rise in basketball showcases the power of community and family.

Latonya Lole, Sports ReporterThu, 07 Aug

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Cook Islands

The Pilitati sisters say triple it! Family ties blaze a trail for Cook Islands Basketball

The first triplets to represent the Cook Islands in international basketball are the heart of a grassroots movement - symbolising pride, passion, and making a way for future Pacific athletes.

Latonya Lole, Sports ReporterWed, 23 Jul

Rush Hour Community Basketball Run meets every Monday, Wednesday, and Friday at the Ōtara Rec Centre aka 'The House o Pain'

Sports

Play with a purpose: South Auckland’s basketball brotherhood

‘Rush Hour’ isn’t your average scrimmage. It’s a 5.30am wake-up call for connection, cardio, and convos, led by local heroes.

Atutahi Potaka-DewesThu, 17 Jul

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Tonga

New kids on the block stun competition

Tongan basketball teams have started their inaugural campaign at the Oceania Championship in Australia with convincing wins.

Susnation SetaThu, 14 Nov

Language & Culture •

Languages

Cultural heritage the driving force behind First Nations Basketball

A unique tournament is giving young Pacific basketballers the chance to not only connect with their culture but also explore international sporting opportunities.

Susnation SetaWed, 02 Oct

Trinity Paeu (centre) playing for the Auckland Dream in national women's D-league tournament. Photo/Facebook

Sports

Unique basketball federation paving the way for Pacific women in the game

Groundbreaking Pacific basketball federation aiming to progress basketball.

AUT Journalism internTue, 12 Sep

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