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THEATRE REVIEW: From Tapa Cloth to Power Ballads: ‘Survive’ is a Celebration of Queer Resilience

SURVIVE features three solo performances by queer Aotearoa artists. Photo: Supplied Aroha Awarau | Guest Writer Bold, heartfelt, and culturally grounded, Survive is a theatrical triumph bringing queer Māori and Pacific stories centre stage. As the disco ball – a symbol of takatāpui fabulousness – slowly turns in the corner of the stage, scattering glimmers of light across the audience, so too do the three powerful solo perfor…Auckland, New Zealand · Auckland Read Article

Whau Pasifika Festival Returns with Its Biggest Lineup Yet

Photo: Our Auckland West Auckland’s much-loved Whau Pasifika Festival is back for its 11th year, running from Thursday 26 June to Saturday 5 July. The festival coincides with the first week of the school holidays. Organisers say the festival boasts its biggest and boldest programme yet. Deputy Chair of the Whau Local Board, Fasitua Amosa, says the festival has become a cultural mainstay for the region. “The Whau Pasifika Festival brings people t…Auckland, New Zealand · Auckland Read Article

Apii Nicholls Named Captain for Warriors in Return to NRLW

Apii Nicholls announced as the new captain of the Warriors NRLW team. Photo: One NZ Warriors Seven years after debuting in the Warriors’ inaugural NRLW squad, Apii Nicholls has been named captain for the club’s return to the women’s premiership in 2025 after a five-year absence. The announcement came at Monday’s season launch. A foundation player and NRLW Warrior #2, Nicholls was head coach Ron Griffiths’ first signing and brings 28 games of top…Auckland, New Zealand · Auckland Read Article

Record-Breaking Finalists as Pacific Music Awards Celebrates 21 Years

Shane Walker honoured as a finalist at the Pacific Music Awards announcement night. Photo: Tagata Pasifika The finalists for the 2025 Pacific Music Awards were revealed last night at a ceremony held at the Mangere Arts Centre in Auckland, Aotearoa New Zealand. This year marks the 21st anniversary that continues to celebrate excellence in Pacific music. With the highest number of entries ever, the 2025 edition features a record 34 finalists acros…Auckland, New Zealand · Auckland Read Article

One of Auckland's largest developed parks to open out south

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The park in Papakura will officially open to the public in July, but is already popular with walkers and families.Oceania · New Zealand See the Story

“Made to fit, not made to fit in” - Fashion designer Morghan Ariki Bradshaw

Neueli Mauafu | Reporter Young Christchurch designer’s mantra sets the tone for her creative process. When we think of fashion, we think of top end garments that mould and fit with perfection. We think of models and fashion shows that require precision and class while giving that sense of exclusivity. For fashion designer Morghan Ariki Bradshaw however, her approach to fashion is more open and inclusive, and that anyone and everyone has a …Fashion · Christchurch Read Article

Breastscreen Aotearoa launches new campaign to combat low screening rates among Pasifika women

Neueli Mauafu | Reporter Breast cancer is the most common cancer among women in New Zealand with approximately 3500 diagnosed cases a year. And although screenings and mammograms play a vital role in detecting cancer early to help survival chances, statistics show that Pasifika women are the lowest in getting screened in most regions of the country. This prompted a call to action by Breastscreen Aotearoa which resulted in the “Vaine Toa” c…Cancer · Christchurch Read Article

‘We’re ready to celebrate the talent’

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The headline sponsor of the Rutland & Stamford Mercury Business Awards 2025 is looking forward to celebrating some outstanding talent.Bourne, England · Bourne See the Story

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THEATRE REVIEW: From Tapa Cloth to Power Ballads: ‘Survive’ is a Celebration of Queer Resilience

Whau Pasifika Festival Returns with Its Biggest Lineup Yet

Apii Nicholls Named Captain for Warriors in Return to NRLW

Record-Breaking Finalists as Pacific Music Awards Celebrates 21 Years

One of Auckland's largest developed parks to open out south

“Made to fit, not made to fit in” - Fashion designer Morghan Ariki Bradshaw

Breastscreen Aotearoa launches new campaign to combat low screening rates among Pasifika women

‘We’re ready to celebrate the talent’

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