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NewsOne Love 2021- Best dressed photo gallery
Thousands attended One Love 2021 over the weekend, bring with them a whole lot of good vibes and flash outfits.
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L.A.B rising higher
The journey to fame has been a challenging one. With most of the band members from other popular bands, it has taken them a couple of years to define who they are, lead singer Joel Shadbolt says.
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Rotorua Aronui Indigenous Arts Festival postponed
September 20 is the new date an organisers are hoping alert levels will have dropped by then.
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NZ transgender series to debut at film festival
Ground-breaking transgender feature film Rūrangi is set to debut at this year's New Zealand International Film Festival.
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Aotearoa gets its groove back on
Now Aotearoa is in Alert Level 1, major cultural and music festivals are permitted to go ahead.
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Jacinda Ardern: "Zero tolerance" for travelers who refuse to self-isolate
The PM announced today, that travelers who refuse to self-isolate could be detained and deported.
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Pasifika stallholder: Last minute cancellation was 'ridiculous'
The Pasifika Community are reeling in shock at the last minute cancellation of the Auckland Pasifika Festival. Many had come from overseas, bringing the treasures of their homelands to sell in Aotearoa.
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Pacific Business Hub supports cancelled Pasifika stallholders
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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Niuean community celebrate hosting Northland's Pasifika Fusion Festival
The cultures of the Pacific came together today in Whangarei to celebrate the Pasifika Fusion Festival. Now in its sixth year, the small community of Niueans living in Northland were this year's hosts.
