PMN Tonga

PMN Tonga

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PMN Tonga episodes

  • Lofanitani Aisea Ball - Resist shame and embrace your Pasifika identity.
    Lofanitani Aisea Ball identifies as Modoc Klamath Black and Tongan.  She is a senior at the University of Oregon.  She was born and raised in Portland but is very proud of her Pasifika heritage.  Lofanitani is a Resident Assistant at the University of Oregon, Mills International Center Resource Consultant, Climate Justice Warrior and more recently a graduate of the inaugural cohort of Pacific Pawa Up Fellowship 2020.
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    15 min
  • EVANGELIO 'A E PUPUNGA LOSE KOULA
    Kulupu Evangelio Pupunga Lose Koula mo Kalo Fotofili. o 
    Fakaafe he 'aho Saemiuela Latu, Pharmacist i Tonga ka ko tangata'eiki 'a e fakafofonga
    falealea  ' i Nu'u Sila ko Jenny Salesa
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    21 min
  • Jaunnie Ilolahia - Melbourne COVID-19 crisis
    With Melbourne’s Covid19 crisis being so bad specialist medical teams built to handle humanitarian disasters are being called in we cross live to Auckland born Tongan artist, production coordinator and Pacific sister collective member now based in Melbourne Jaunnie Ilolahia to give us about life is like for residents
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    9 min
  • Jason Manumua - Brutal Lives- Mo'ui Faingata'a first Tongan bilingual drama series.
    Brutal Lives is a new bold drama series that showcases the Tongan culture in a South Auckland contemporary setting and combines a traditional Tongan world view of the spirit world through the Tala Fekau. The six-part web series, Brutal Lives – Mo’ui Faingata’a is the first Tongan bilingual drama funded by New Zealand On Air as part of its Pasifika and Asian Storytellers initiative.
    Jason Manumu’a is a graduate of South Seas Film & TV School. He has been in numerous stage plays and is the Creative Director of the Royal Polynesia Fashion Week. 
    Jason has held many roles in front and behind the camera and is currently working on a new play. He was also the first Polynesian actor to be accepted into the highly competitive, Actor’s Programme, a one-year intensive, industry-related course for actors. 
    Brutal Lives film premiered last night and Jason Manumu’a plays the role of Salesi.
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    7 min
  • PMN Tonga Fetu’u Hopo
    Special Guest's Live in the Studio is the cast's from Brutal lives Saane Vaipulu Green, Sesilia Pusiaki and Albert Heimuli
    Brutal Lives – Mo’ui Faingata’a is a six-part web series available in the Tongan and English language funded by New Zealand On Air as part of its Pasifika and Asian Storytellers initiative.
    Created and written by Vela Manusaute and Sandra Kailahi, the story was developed with the help of Michael Bennett. The series follows former prize-fighter, Soane ‘The Shark’ Valu who had the world at his feet until he lost it all. After Soane’s father dies,  he reluctantly returns to South Auckland from America to face his estranged sister, the three kids he left behind, and break the curse of his ancestors. Live interview with John Pulu
    for more information, The full series will be released online on The Coconet TV on 5 August. https://www.facebook.com/BrutalLives
     
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    17 min
  • PMN Tonga ELECTION 2020
    Election 2020 updates with Ruby Manukia Schaumkel National Party as there are five parliamentary parties represented in the 52nd Parliament by 120 MPs. These MPs represent 64 general electorate seats and seven Māori electorates. The other 49 MPs are selected from the party lists. Live interview with John Pulu
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    10 min
  • PMN Tonga Education
    Crossing over to the Kingdom of Tonga with Elizabeth V Kite, Founding CEO, Tonga Youth Leaders. She Leads Fale Alea 'O Tonga which is an annual, female-led program that gives the opportunity for up to 30 young Tongan women and girls, between the ages of 16-34 to voice their perspectives on matters of national, and regional interest in Parliament settings. Fale Alea ‘O Tonga will take place this year from the 3rd to the 8th of August 2020. Live interview with John Pulu
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    9 min

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