Sandra Kailahi has been appointed to the NZ Film Commission Board. She's well-known for her work as journalist, television news producer and presenter as well as film-maker. (Photo: RNZ Pacific)

The works of poets from the renowned South Auckland Poets Collective are on display for the first time since the group was formed in 2008. Co-curator Daren Kamali joins us for more.

'What is your name?' is different to 'Who is your name?' and Tongan blogger 'Aulola Tongilava writes about how much meaning is behind a Pacific name and its significance.

Interdisciplinary artist and co-author and editor of the book "Samoan Queer Lives" Yuki Kihara joins us to talk about the book which was launched in Auckland on Tuesday 5th Feb.

Nick Francis, 27, of Tongan and Samoan descent is this year's Mr Gay New Zealand. He hopes to inspire and guide others who are struggling with identity and sexuality.

Hugh Jackman and Keala Settle made a suprise visit to Auckland University of Technology students in South Auckland yesterday. They sang with the students of the UniPrep programme and Oceanian Voices choir to launch Jackman's world tour The Man. The Music. The Show. Internationally-acclaimed choir conductor Tuilagi Igelese Ete spoke to PMN News.

As part of Wellington's Photography Festival Photovial, the New Zealand Portrait Gallery will open Edith and George: in our sea of Islands, a collection of photographs from Edith Amituanai inspired by and alongside, the historical work of Cook Islands-based photographer George Robson Crummer.

The Eden is a new florist that’s opened up in Auckland owned by a Tongan woman who has fulfilled her floral dream, after 10 years in the making.

He won his first Grammy Award in 2017 for his debut album E Walea and after his second album release last year he’s been nominated again for this year’s 61st Grammy Awards for Best Regional Roots Music Album.