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October 3, 2021
Scoop Community provides New Zealand Community news and views
October 1, 2021
Games will be the theme of Worldwide Estonian Language Week 2021 which starts on Monday, October 4.
September 24, 2021
This week we celebrate Tuvalu Language Week in New Zealand. Providing a week of celebrations through music, song, dance, food, crafts and language, there will be events happening right across the country. For more info on whats on, check out the Ministry website or Facebook page. You can also familiarise yourself with Tuvalu language and culture right here And some key phrases of the Tuvaluan Language to get you started: Tuvalu Language Week is promoted by Auckl...
September 17, 2021
Concluding Te Wiki o te Reo Māori / Māori Language Week with a cacophony of bone-crushing guitar
September 16, 2021
Awapuni School in Palmerston North has had a week filled with activities and learning words in te reo.
September 4, 2021
This year's Tonga Language week is going to be a virtual affair because of the nationwide lockdowns for Covid 19, said the Minister for Pacific Peoples...
August 20, 2021
Finalists for the 2019 APRA Maioha Award, husband and wife duo Aro have gifted listeners a sunny,
July 11, 2021
Press Release – New Zealand Government Kiribati is on the frontline of Climate Change and language will keep its people rooted to their land and tradition in the coming crisis, said the Minister for Pacific Peoples Aupito William Sio. “Our Pacific nations are the first to feel the impacts of climate change. Kiribati is home to around 116,300 people and is extremely vulnerable to rising sea levels. “Despite the enormous challenges Kiribati faces as a nation, their language and cultural ide...
July 11, 2021
Press Release – New Zealand Government Kiribati is on the frontline of Climate Change and language will keep its people rooted to their land and tradition in the coming crisis, said the Minister for Pacific Peoples Aupito William Sio. Our Pacific nations are the first to feel the impacts … Kiribati is on the frontline of Climate Change and language will keep its people rooted to their land and tradition in the coming crisis, said the Minister for Pacific Peoples Aupito William Sio. “Our ...
July 11, 2021
Sunday, 11 July 2021, 1:08 pm Kiribati is on the frontline of Climate Change and language will keep its people rooted to their land and tradition in the coming crisis, said the Minister for Pacific Peoples Aupito William Sio. “Our Pacific nations are the first to feel the impacts of climate change. Kiribati is home to around 116,300 people and is extremely vulnerable to rising sea levels. “Despite the enormous challenges Kiribati faces as a nation, their language and cultural identity will...