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Hīkoi mō te Tiriti: A walk backwards into the future

Hawaiian attorney and indigenous rights advocate, Kai Lawrence, says there are lessons to be learnt from Aotearoa's March for the Treaty.

Kai LawrenceSat, 30 Nov

For three nights only the Pollywood Pasifika Film 22 premieres in South Auckland tonight, before heading to Henderson and ending in the CBD.

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Niue

‘My oldest child’: Pollywood Pasifika Film 22 highlights ‘true and honest’ work

For 22 years, the event has worked to enrich on-screen Pacific storytelling and creativity, director and founder Craig Fasi says.

Atutahi Potaka-DewesTue, 12 Nov

Environment

Deep-sea mining could be a costly mistake - advocate

Henk Rogers warns island nations against deep-sea mining, advocating for renewable energy solutions instead.

'Alakihihifo VailalaWed, 23 Oct

Artists and educator Nāwāhineokala'i Lanzilotti is embarking on a journey of sensory decolonisation.

Arts

Artist’s exploration of decolonisation through the senses

Hawai'ian multi-disciplinary creator and educator Nāwāhineokalaʻi Lanzilotti is researching indigenous people’s relationship with the land, music, dance, and voice.

Atutahi Potaka-DewesSat, 13 Jul

News

‘You feel the bombs all the time’

Hawaiian academic Emalani Case on growing up near the largest military base in the Pacific, and New Zealand and Tonga’s participation in RIMPAC.

Khalia StrongTue, 09 Jul

Pacific Region

Rimpac ‘war games’ begin

New Zealand joins world's biggest military exercise in Hawai'i, but Pacific and indigenous advocacy groups demand end to operation.

Khalia StrongFri, 28 Jun

Pacific Region

FestPac: Controversy takes centre stage at celebration of culture

From a Fijian performance criticised to stall holders faced with “heartbreaking" fees, it’s all happening at the Festival of Pacific Arts in Hawai'i.

PMN NewsMon, 10 Jun

Pacific Region

Celebrating identity, land and kinship

Indigenous artists will share their rich culture and heritage at the Pasefika 2024 exhibit in Honolulu.

Christine RovoiMon, 27 May

Arts

From American Sāmoa to Harvard: Pacific trailblazer speaks on Ivy League reality

Gabrielle Langkilde successfully carried through the heavy expectations of her village which proudly called her "Harvard's girl", but she says graduating wasn't as easy as it looked on the surface.

Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uMon, 25 Mar

Siva Afi Festival 2024 is in its fifth year running in South Auckland and has attracted international competitors and audiences.

Arts •

Sāmoa

Fire ignites in Māngere for the annual Siva Afi Festival

The growing competition is lighting the path to international recognition for fire knife dancers of Aotearoa.

Atutahi Potaka-DewesWed, 13 Mar

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