EntertainmentBetty Anne Monga’s ‘Slow Burn’: Healing, family, and solo chapterAfter four decades as the voice of Ardijah, the icon steps into the spotlight alone on a deeply personal journey of reflection and growth.Atutahi Potaka-DewesThu, 09 Apr
EntertainmentDinah Jane finds her voice and her rootsAfter years of being told to “tuck away” her Pacific identity, the Tongan-American star reclaims herself.Atutahi Potaka-DewesTue, 07 Apr
Entertainment Wellington’s own ‘Artful Dodger’ brings Pacific pride to Disney+ hitAlbert Latailakepa was meant to be a lawyer, but now the Tongan-Sāmoan actor is shining on a global stage.Atutahi Potaka-DewesThu, 02 Apr
EntertainmentHawai’i to Nashville: Josh Tatofi releases 'country soul' musicThe Tongan-Sāmoan singer launches a new chapter with his first country song, ‘Looking for Love’, and a special Auckland 'homecoming' next month.Atutahi Potaka-DewesMon, 23 Mar
Entertainment685 to the world: Umu Bourne and Tee49 bring Sāmoan sound to NZViral hits, home studios, and big dreams, the Sāmoan duo are turning online buzz into live shows in Auckland and Wellington.Atutahi Potaka-DewesFri, 20 Mar
EntertainmentMoses Lehā’uli’s ‘Timeless’ is a love letter to his wifeThe Tongan singer is challenging stereotypes and showing a new kind of Pacific masculinity.Atutahi Potaka-DewesFri, 13 Mar
EntertainmentMyshaan’s debut EP is a love letter to the PacificWritten during a long-distance engagement, the Māori star fuses his Pacific soul in ‘My Love’.Atutahi Potaka-DewesTue, 10 Mar
Entertainment‘Light of the Pacific’: Remembering Herbs' heart, Dilworth KarakaPolynesian Panther leader and former Herbs manager, Will ‘Ilolahia joined Pacific Mornings to pay tribute to his “best mate” and “true brother”.Atutahi Potaka-DewesMon, 09 Mar
EntertainmentHerbs frontman and protest music pioneer Dilworth Karaka diesA key figure in Māori and Pacific protest music, Karaka led the influential band Herbs and helped define a uniquely Aotearoa sound.PMN NewsSun, 08 Mar
EntertainmentThe Sāmoan Tenor named Pati who turned disadvantage into an operatic destinyFrom the streets of Māngere to the world’s most prestigious opera stages, Pene Pati’s new documentary shows how reframing rejection changed his life.Atutahi Potaka-DewesTue, 03 Mar
