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Ernestina Bonsu-Maro with the three Māngere College hosts, from left; Kasey Wehi, Tulei Salu and Manuia Fox-Romia on their new podcast Teens of the 275.

Society

High school podcasters hope to inspire Pacific youth to dream big

New PMN podcast is giving Māngere students a chance to grill some of the Pacific's leading media personalities.

Justin LatifFri, 01 Dec

Society

Pacific women face challenges from childhood to workplace

Findings by PACIFICA in Wellbeing Report - Voices from Pacific Women and Girls in Aotearoa, New Zealand.

Alakihihifo Vailala, Te Rito Journalism CadetThu, 30 Nov

The Cause Collective is holding an open-day for young people interested in the field of tech.

Society

Sparking the fire: open day hopes to attract Pacific youth to tech

The Cause Collective is hosting the open day, providing pathways into a technological career.

Atutahi Potaka-DewesWed, 29 Nov

Society

A different kind of Christmas when Santa cares for his community out of his own pocket

Sandeep Patel is holding a Christmas event at his Clyde Road superette in Ōtara.

Alualumoana Luaitalo, Te Rito Journalism CadetTue, 28 Nov

Society

Community demands action on disused polytech site in heart of Ōtara

As MIT's former buildings in Ōtara lie derelict, questions are being raised about what should replace it.

Mary Afemata, Te Rito Journalism CadetTue, 28 Nov

The PIPC Avondale Auckland Community Brass Band performing at the Avondale Christmas Parade.

Society

‘I was screaming’: Musician shares moment his fiance was hit in Santa parade accident + VIDEO

The Avondale Christmas Parade descended into chaos after a car drove into a brass band on Saturday, injuring at least five people, with many questioning the driver’s actions.

Justin LatifMon, 27 Nov

Society

Price guide warns of Black Friday ‘fake sales’

Shoppers are being warned to do their research before splurging on big ticket items.

Pacific MorningsFri, 24 Nov

Society

Chief Ombudsman urges Pacific people to speak up against unfairness and discrimination

Misa Peter Boshier on his work in New Zealand and what makes the Pacific so special.

Khalia StrongThu, 23 Nov

Society

‘A safe haven for many, is gone’: Marist clubrooms fire shocks former players

Former Marist player and rugby league great Willie Poching received texts early this morning saying the clubrooms were on fire.

Matt ManukuoThu, 16 Nov

Moana Tupou and Lafolafo Filipo share a laugh with sons Savea Phillip, 11, and Tauatele Junior Tupou, 10, while shopping for White Sunday.

Society

White Sunday shopping rush starts ahead of special children’s day

Parents hit the shops to buy clothes and shoes for children ahead of special day this Sunday.

Vaimoana Mase and Natasha Hill, Te Rito Journalism CadetFri, 06 Oct

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