EntertainmentShortland Street’s Pacific writers hopeful for Ferndale’s futureThere are fears about what possible cutbacks of television drama Shortland Street will mean for Pacific talent, and whether the show can continue to portray diversity on screen. Khalia StrongMon, 29 Apr
Entertainment'Grateful': Coconet TV marks milestoneFounder Lisa Taouma reflects on how the platform has changed the game in Pacific content creation.Atutahi Potaka-DewesWed, 24 Apr
Entertainment'Bringing the māfana': Tongan film to be reprised into stage playAfter international success the hit-movie Red, White & Brass makes a comeback to Aotearoa as a theatre show.Atutahi Potaka-DewesTue, 16 Apr
EntertainmentIconic duo ‘grateful’ to head into new media space as podcast is announcedFormer Niu FM hosts Nickson Clarke and Nate Nauer will return to the airways on a new podcast that will highlight their dramatic journey to returning to working together. Matt ManukuoMon, 15 Apr
EntertainmentInaugural 'Alofa Awards' shine spotlight on Pacific youth filmmakers in WellingtonCelebrating young talent, intergenerational storytelling, and the transformative power of Pacific narratives.Atutahi Potaka-DewesFri, 12 Apr
EntertainmentSamoan couple sing for the Queen at Commonwealth serviceKiwi-Samoan opera singers were a main act in this year’s Commonwealth day celebrations, while two Pacific nations got a mention in the King's speech.Khalia StrongTue, 12 Mar
EntertainmentAfroFest: Tongan singer finds inspiration in African musicR&B singer Elena Latoa, who just released her first Afrobeat single Mood, says she loved seeing all the African culture in Aotea Square for AfroFest 2024.Aleyna MartinezMon, 12 Feb
EntertainmentTongan film puts spotlight on struggles with identity, language and cultureA Tongan short film has made its mark at one of the most respected film festivals in the worldMary Afemata, Te Rito Journalism CadetMon, 29 Jan
EntertainmentAuckland hairstylist buzzing after Bone Thugs-N-Harmony encounterAn iconic US rapper has given a young hairstylist "the best four hours of her life" after he got her to braid his hair before performing in Auckland..Grace Tinetali-Fiavaai, Te Rito Journalism CadetThu, 18 Jan
EntertainmentPMN's Summer Series: Holding onto Pacific history and identity, Season 2 of Still Here premiersAfter a successful first run, this season dives into the hearts of four Pacific collectives still holding it down in central 09.Atutahi Potaka-DewesSun, 14 Jan