We speak with Nina Nawalowalo, about her career in the arts & partnership with the Fiji Art’s Council, engaging with villages in Fiji about the arts.

https://www.theconch.co.nz/

We speak with Myron Turner, about his mission to help people of all ages who "struggle in silence" with their mental health.

http://mdtspeaks.com/

Rev Telematua Ikinofo from the Touch of Christ Ministry, in Auckland, leads our morning devotion, as part of Tuvalu Language Week Celebrations 2018.

Director of the Pacific Fusion Fashion Show Nora Swann, designer Nancy Elizabeth Thompson & international model Shana, talk about this years Pacific Fusion Fashion Show.

https://fusionfashion.co.nz/

https://www.eventfinda.co.nz/…/mangere-…

We speak with Tuvaluan playwright, Tavita Neilson-Mamea, about his play “Au Ko Tuvalu” which highlights the impacts of climate change on a Tuvalu family.

Rev Ioane Peleti from the Ekalesia Kelisiano Tuvalu in Wellington, leads our morning devotion, as part of Tuvalu Language Week Celebrations 2018.

We speak with Deputy Head Boy for Waitaki Boys High, Jacob Tuisani, about the 2018 Otago Daily Times Class Act Awards, which honours the best and brightest secondary school pupils in Otago.

Tuvaluan artist Lakiloko Keakea is an expert in mea taulima, things created with her hands. She speaks to us today about her pride for her cultural heritage, and the importance of speaking her mother tongue.

Sam Asiata, and Skipper Lomiwes, from community initiative, Love This City Auckland, taking place on 27th of October. 

http://lovethiscity.org/

https://www.facebook.com/events/734073210273954/

University of Canterbury student and One of the All Right? Amble managers George Haswell, speaks on the health-focused family event encouraging people to think about mental health and well being. 

https://allright.org.nz/…/walking-fest…/