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South Auckland market celebrates ‘Southside pride’, entrepreneurs and karaoke
Mary AfemataTue, 10 Dec
Honouring ‘creativity, culture, and talent’ at Pacific Fusion Fashion Show 2024
Atutahi Potaka-Dewes, Sariah MagaoaTue, 10 Dec
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531 PIIsland Time
Tune in to Island Time with Tofiga & Inangaro Vakaafi 9 am to 12 pm Mon-Fri call the studio or email us islandtime@pmn.co.nz for all Requests, Birthday shoutouts or even to say hello.
531 PIMorning Soul
Find inspiration in the gospel, explore the heart with Kalo’s “Marriage Works”, and feel re-energized while we play the best worship music from Aotearoa, the Pacific and abroad.
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Listen in from 10am weekdays for your daily fix of inspiration quotes, poly gossip and your lunchtime mix to help you through your day!
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531 PIPMN Cook Islands
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531 PIPMN Rotuma
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531 PIPacific Days
A unique flavour to your afternoon! Pacific Days highlight the stories, news & topics important to our Pasifika community, mixed with the best in Pacific music, and a whole lot of laughs.
531 PIPacific Grandstand
It’s no secret that Sport is in our blood. Join our Sports guru, Willie Poching, as he takes a deep dive into the great big pool of Sports.
531 PIPacific Mornings
From politics, to health, education, the arts & everything in between, we have you covered. Touching on topics and issues that are important & impact our Pacific community, every weekday mornings 6am-9am.
Niu FMSaturday Sounds & Sunday Source
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531 PISmooth Sailing
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Niu FMSunday Flex
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Politics
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Government optimism meets grassroots frustration on JobSeeker policy
'Alakihihifo VailalaSun, 08 Dec
Wellington’s Pacific-inspired Fale Malae overcomes setbacks
Aui'a Vaimaila Leatinu'uTue, 03 Dec
Cook Islands parliament using NZ connection to upskill members
'Alakihihifo VailalaTue, 03 Dec
Sports
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Cook Islands netball tournament combines sun and sport
Susnation SetaFri, 06 Dec
'Faith key to win': Fijians end 22-title drought to take Dubai 7s
Christine RovoiMon, 02 Dec
Language & Culture
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'Don't be embarrassed': Diaspora urged to proudly uphold cultural heritage
Christine RovoiSun, 01 Dec
Diaspora welcomes first Solomon Islands Language Week in NZ
Sariah MagaoaMon, 25 Nov
Pacific paranormal: Why indigenous spirituality should be respected
Khalia StrongMon, 25 Nov