EntertainmentSnacks, cash, and custom: Your ultimate guide to Pacific events‘400 Weddings and a Funeral’ offers an insider’s look at Pasifika celebrations. Its hosts say that even for those who know the go, there’s always more to learn.Atutahi Potaka-DewesThu, 21 May
Entertainment‘Sink or Swim’: Hawai'i band Wavvy evolving their island reggae sound with debut EPFrom Hilo roots to millions of global streams, the genre-blending band is fusing their music with R&B, pop, and country influences.Atutahi Potaka-DewesWed, 20 May
EntertainmentNZ Music Month: Pacific artists shaping the sound of AotearoaFrom reggae roots to country music milestones and gospel stages, Pacific artists reflect on faith, family, and the stories driving NZ’s music this May.Atutahi Potaka-DewesMon, 18 May
Entertainment • Fiji'A click in NZ can have consequences in Fiji': Film exposes serious impact of online abuseAlgorithm of Shame: In the Village, Everybody Knows sounds the alarm on cyberbullying across the region and shows how social media is being used to shame, harm, and destroy lives.Christine RovoiMon, 18 May
Entertainment‘Allegedly’ a woman: Jonjon Tolovae brings her bold Pacific katas to the NZ Comedy FestivalThe fa'afafine playwright and comedian is taking on identity, taboo topics, and patriarchy in her debut show at Q Theatre.Atutahi Potaka-DewesThu, 14 May
EntertainmentLaughing at Power: How a new generation of Kiwi comics is turning politics into punchlinesFrom social media clips to sold-out shows, a new wave of NZ comedians is using humour to talk about politics, identity, and everyday life. But they say it comes with pressure, risk, and a need to be heard.James NokiseWed, 13 May
EntertainmentLaughter in the blood: The Pasifika takeover of 2026 Comedy FestFrom Fred Award winners to viral sensations, here are the must-see artists bringing Pacific excellence to the NZICF stage this month.Atutahi Potaka-DewesWed, 06 May
EntertainmentFrom P to Peace: How Sweet & Irie's Edward Ru turned a family tragedy into a legacyAfter introducing his family to a life of addiction, the Sweet & Irie singer used music for restitution, now transforming "generational potential" into reality.PMN NewsMon, 04 May
EntertainmentA father’s pride: How the Tatofi legacy is healing the PacificFrom the stages of Hawai’i to hospital rooms, Tiva and Josh Tatofi show how music can carry culture, comfort, and connection across generations.Atutahi Potaka-DewesFri, 24 Apr
EntertainmentTenor: My Name is Pati hits $1 million, striking a chord on the big screenThe journey of Pene and Amitai Pati is now one of Aotearoa’s biggest documentary successes with hopes to inspire a new generation to dream bigger.Atutahi Potaka-DewesThu, 23 Apr
