Another ‘Pop Up Pasifika’ event will be held to support the stallholders who lost out due to the Pasifika Festival cancellation. The Pasifika Festival, held in Western Springs, has been going for 27 years and would normally attract about 60,000 over two days. This is an ideal opportunity for Pasifika businesses and community groups to do business and raise funds.
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Manukau's growing aroha for Māori language and culture
Auckland councillor Alf Filipaina and South Auckland community leaders say the multicultural city of Manukau is showing an increased acceptance towards the Māori language and culture. Te Ao went along to one of the more diverse areas of New Zealand to gauge the thoughts on where we are as a nation, 180 years on since the treaty was signed.
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Otara residents protest outside Mahitahi HQ
A protest was held today outside the headquarters for addictions and recovery providers - 'Mahitahi Trust" in Manukau. Otara community members set up a picket line and chanted in opposition to the 41 unit housing complex on Franklyne Road.
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Made of Manukau pop-up supporting local Māori, Pasifika businesses
The Made of Manukau pop-up retail experience returns to Te Haa o Manukau just in time for Christmas. Its aim is to support small South Auckland businesses while encouraging Māori and Pasifika to explore social entrepreneurship.
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Government urging all Ihumātao parties to talk
Housing and Urban Development Minister Phil Twyford is urging all parties involved in the controversial Ihumatao Housing development to come together and find a solution. This follows an agreement between the government and the construction industry to transform and improve the sector.
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2019 Bunnings National Touch: FINALS Open Womens, Counties Manukau v Auckland White,
2019 Bunnings National Touch: Counties Manukau v Auckland White
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$80m investment for South Auckland Hospitals
Prime Minister, Jacinda Ardern, has announced an $80 million investment into fixing the infrastructure problems at Middlemore Hospital and the Manukau SuperClinic.
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More jobs needed for South Auckland
Minister for Employment Willie Jackson says he's committed to support South Auckland initiatives after the opening of a new facility designed to spark entrepreneurship, grow innovative businesses and equip young people, particularly Māori and Pasifika.
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Concerns over displaced rough sleepers
A South Auckland community service provider is concerned over the displacement of local rough sleepers from Hayman Park.
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Manukau City a melting pot of reo dialects
Manukau City has the largest Māori population in Aotearoa, so what is the state of the Māori language in the region?
