Pacific Greetings!

The wonder of the Internet allows us to communicate and celebrate the successes of Pacific peoples all over the world. Today many Pacific people
have set up homes and created Pacific communities in countries like New Zealand, Australia, USA and Europe. Pacific influence in sports, music and professional careers is no longer limited to the beautiful islands that we
still call home but has reached the shores of Asia, Africa, South America
and the Middle East. We no longer live on isolated islands or belong to one
ethnic group but are now part of a global audience. On the cusp of this
great excursion into cyber communication, Event Polynesia is playing its
part in ‘Connecting the Pacific’.
 
 
 
Maori Party outraged by the sale of Crafar Farms
Manu Samoa Sevens Coach Named Wellington/LA Squad
 
Faleomavaega thanks NOAA for extension of time
Cooks police say no other vessel involved in case of missing NZ yachtie
No Fiji election in 2014, says PM Tuilaepa
Below average rainfall predicted for Tokelau and Tuvalu this wet season
   
 
Hosea Gear uses sevens to win back wing spot
Hosea Gear has been doubling up his Super Rugby training...
   
 
Waratahs set dates with Samoa and Tonga
The Waratahs have set Super Rugby pre-season warm up dates...
   
 
Georgia loses recruit due to immigration status
Phone messages for Bradwell Institute football coach Jim Walsh have been pouring in...
   
 
Fiji to play Vanuatu
The Fiji Netball under-21 side will play Vanuatu in the Pacific Cup Series...
   
 
Man with the magic
There a fairytale story of a King who turned everything he touched into gold...
   
 
Andrew Iupati making his mark
His brother is imposing San Francisco 49ers offensive guard Mike Iupati...
   
 
Esi Tonga faces 2 year Queensland St. of Origin ban
Parramatta centre Esi Tonga faces a two-year ban from Queensland State of Origin...
   
 
Jerome Ropati itching for NRL after knee inury
Off-contract Warriors star Jerome Ropati has put any talks of an extension with the club...
   
 
Tongan athletes working to qualify for five Olympic sports
Tonga remains optimistic that its athletes will enter five events...
 
 
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