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Vagahau Niue Language Week officially launched in Auckland on the weekend to the voices of young New Zealand-born Niueans singing their songs with pride.

A South Auckland principal says finding the best teachers who understand the nuances of teaching Pacific and Māori students is important, following the government's announcement to ramp up efforts of recruiting more teachers.

The Wellington Pasifika Business Network has acknowledged women's organisation P.A.C.I.F.I.C.A Inc for their service to the community over the last 42 years.

The first coral nursery in Niue has been established, hoping to restore and preserve coral in the face of warming sea temperatures.

Families with children battling severe cases of eczema have come to the defense of an Auckland doctor who's been penalised for professional misconduct.

Three more heads of ministries (HOMs) in the Cook Islands are being led by women, making it a total of six appointments in 2018 alone, and putting men HOMs in the minority for the first time.

Samoa's business community from across the country, Samoa and Australia gathered in Auckland over the weekend to celebrate the inaugural Samoa Business Network Awards.

The third largest denomination in New Zealand, the Presbyterian Church, has elected a Tokelauan-Samoan minister as its new leader for the next two years.

A Pacific conference on tuna fisheries has taken the lead on getting rid of the plastic water bottle pollution problem faced by many island nations. They voted to go green on water bottles and did a Facebook fundraiser to do...