PMN Tonga

Milika Pusiaki Fe'unukoula Academy. Live interview with Lavoni Manukia

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Henry Hoglund - Auckland Transport. Live interview with John Pulu

Auckland has moved from Alert level 3 to Alert level 2.5. The rest of New Zealand is still under Alert Level 2. Under Alert Level 2 and 2.5, you will be legally required to wear a face-covering or mask on public transport - this includes planes, trains, buses, and ferries. 

It’s important for our Pacific community to understand that if you refuse to wear a mask on public transport - you could be fined between $300-$1000.

However, children under 12 years of age, and those who have trouble breathing - are exempt and not required to wear a mask.

If you do not have a face covering, you don’t need to rush out and buy one. 

make one, or

use a bandana,

a scarf

or a t-shirt 

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Lapiuingi Valu Maka - Sales and Student Recruitment Manager talking career paths at  Ignite Colleges 0800 200 345

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Dr Glenn Doherty - Chief Executive Officer and Clinical Director

Pasifika Futures, the Whanau Ora Commissioning Agency are working hard to help our Pacific families in Auckland. They are currently providing food parcels, face masks, and basic medical supplies. Dr. Glenn Doherty - Chief Executive Officer and Clinical Director at LANGIMALIE OR TONGAN HEALTH SOCIETY. Live interview with John Pulu

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Dr. Linitā Manu'atu - talking about this year's Tongan language week 2020. Live with John Pulu

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Dr. Etuini Ma’u and looking after our elderly during COVID19. The impact of the ongoing Covid-19 crisis is deeply affecting our elderly with an increase in anxiety and depression amongst the group, says a leading Pacific old age psychiatrist

Dr. Etuini Ma’u, who is based at Waikato Hospital joins us to talk about the impact of COVID19 on our vulnerable folks. Live interview with John Pulu

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Tatyana is the youngest of four sisters, and they all held leadership roles at Marlborough Girls College, it was a given that she would be involved in the Pasifika youth community at college too. would love for it to be a normal thing for more Pasifika people in Marlborough to be in positions of influence and leadership.

 

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Siale Pasa Faitotonu a geomechanics laboratory technician at the College of Engineering, talking about Canterbury students tackle Tongan water challenges,  remote village in Tonga Felemea needs clean drinking water but there is limited electricity to run a processing plant. A group of University of Canterbury (UC) final-year Chemical and Process Engineering (CAPE) students has made it their mission to find a solution.

The idea for the project came from Siale Faitotonu, a geomechanics laboratory technician at the UC College of Engineering. He was a high school teacher in Tonga, and visited Felemea on a UC research trip at the start of this year. Faitotonu has been providing first-hand knowledge of the village to the students and giving them advice on local contacts and traditions. Live interview with John Pulu 

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Hon Carmel Sepuloni is the member of Parliament for MP for Kelston, West of Auckland. She is the Minister for Social Development, Disability Issues and ACC Associate Minister for Arts, Culture and Heritage, and Pacific Peoples. Tongan talking about Tongan language week this Sunday. and Election 2020

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Kuovatisi Fonongafrom the Ministry of Education talks about back to school in COVID19 alert level 2. 

Under Alert Level 2 and 2.5, all schools have now reopened.

 

Getting back to school will provide your child with important emotional support where they can reconnect with their friends and classmates.

The school environment will continue to focus on their safety, wellbeing and more importantly their learning.

NCEA 

In the event that your young person is unable to sit their NCEA exams because of COVID-19, there are a number of well-established ways their learning throughout the year can be recognized - for example:

such as derived grades from other previous learning or

recognition of other types of learning (ie volunteer work).

In addition, the timing for exams and portfolio submissions has been moved to

recognize the impacts of COVID-19. Live interview with John Pulu

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