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• Teu le Va - Dawn Raids History Community Fund Round Two (closed)

  10 April 2023
  The Teu le Va - Dawn Raids History Community Fund has been established as part of the Dawn Raids apology by the Government.
  The Teu le Va - Dawn Raids History Community Fund Round Two is now closed
  
  The Teu le Va - Dawn Raids History Community Fund Round Two supported communities to tell…
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• Teu le Va - Dawn Raids History Community Fund Round One (closed)

  27 August 2022
  The Teu le Va - Dawn Raids History Community Fund has been established as part of the Dawn Raids apology by the Government.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  The Teu le Va - Dawn Raids History Community Fund Round 1 has now closed
  The Teu le Va - Dawn Raids History Community Fund was esta…
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• Protecting Pacific peoples in MIQ

  07 April 2022
  Long-time public servant Dr Angie Enoka (pictured) has a sense of responsibility for the Pacific community in her most recent role working in the Managed Isolation and Quarantine (MIQ) Head Office in New Zealand. 
  Angie, who graduated with a Doctorate of Philosophy, examining media coverage of New Z…
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• Uplifting Pacific is paramount for Niuean Doctor

  04 April 2022
  Dr Arbutus (Arby) Mitikulena (pictured) says his life dedicated to serving the Pacific community has been inspired by his father and the desire to empower and uplift Pacific peoples.  
  Recognised for services to health and the Pacific community for close to three decades in the New Year’s Honours, t…
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• Uplifting Pacific is priceless for Youth MP

  04 April 2022
  Throwing caution to the wind has worked in favour for Wellington's 16-year-old Charise Perez (pictured), who was selected to take part in Youth Parliament 2019. 
  Of Tokelaun, Fijian, Samoan, Japanese and Portuguese heritage, Charise calls New Zealand’s capital city home. 
  The St Mary’s College…
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• Scientist glimpses encouraging STEM future

  22 April 2022
  Biomedical Scientist Dr Dianne Sika-Paotonu was a guest presenter at the Ministry for Pacific Peoples (MPP) Central Region Toloa Awards. 
  When Dr Dianne Sika-Paotonu (CQS MRSNZ) was a child, a family friend died from cancer and feeling deeply saddened at the time, she promised her mum she would one…
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• Make an OIA

  30 April 2021
  Official information is any information held by an agency that can be requested by the public. The Official Information Act 1982 (OIA) allows citizens, permanent residents, and anyone who is in New Zealand to request official information.
  
  This is to promote openness and transparency, enable greater…
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• Board Skills Checklist

  31 March 2022
  Read the questions below before applying for registration on our Nominations database. If you answer ‘yes’ to three questions, then you may be a suitable candidate for a board appointment.
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  
  Read the questions below before applying for registration on our…
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• Leo Moana o Aotearoa – the Pacific Languages of Aotearoa Survey

  30 September 2022
  Leo Moana o Aotearoa – the Pacific Languages of Aotearoa Survey – was the first of its kind, investigating the use of and attitudes to Pacific languages in Aotearoa.…
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• Tackling Pacific worker exploitation

  01 April 2022
  Worker exploitation and human trafficking for Pacific workers in New Zealand were among issues tackled at a fono, hosted by the New Zealand Human Rights Commission and the Ministry for Pacific Peoples (MPP). 
  The Preventing Pacific Worker Exploitation in New Zealand fono was staged in response to th…
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