Ministry for Pacific Peoples

28 September 2026

Passing on Tuvalu traditions to the next generation

Over 3,000 kilometres away from the islands of Tuvalu, a community in Oamaru is keeping a piece of home alive in New Zealand

28 September 2026

Ensuring Tuvalu knowledge and stories live on

How do you preserve knowledge that has been passed down for generations?

9 September 2026

Four young people keeping Tok Pisin and Papua New Guinea culture thriving in New Zealand

For Dhanunjay, 13, Naimah, 15, Dziewanna, 15, and Norah Jay, 10, (pictured L-R) speaking Tok Pisin is about much more than words.

6 September 2026

It’s never too late to learn Papua Niugini Tok Pisin

For Papua New Guinea community member Norida Perry, learning Tok Pisin has been a journey of connection, confidence and rediscovering a language that…

2 September 2026

Samoan eight-year-old miniGP rider ready to take on the Tasman

Revving to hit the racetrack since he could walk, eight-year-old Felix Tupuse is taking his love for racing from New Zealand to Australia, proudly…

21 August 2026

Tongan musician Folau Atuekaho puts lea faka-Tonga on stage

Think traditional Tongan songs and beats, add a bit of reggae and R&B, and you get 27-year-old Tongan musician Folau Atuekaho.

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