Wellington City Pacific Advisory Group

Wellington City Pacific Advisory Group PAG was set up in Dec 2003, they are a link between the Council and Wellington's Pacific communities. PP13 is shaping up to be another great day.

It is designed to have representatives from Wellington's seven main Pacific nation groups - Cook Islands, Fiji, Niue, Samoa, Tokelau, Tonga, and Tuvalu. Estab. 2003, the Pacific Advisory Group is a link between WCC and Wellington's Pacific communities. As well as regular community fora, the PAG together with WCC host the annual Positively Pasifika Festival. Mark Sat 19 Jan 2013 in your diary, and get PAG 'FB notifications' to be part of the action!

24/07/2024

JOB VACANCY - Pasifika Festival Events Intern

SAHRING A JOB OPPORTUNITY:Community Engagement Adviser - Fale Malae Trust
18/09/2023

SAHRING A JOB OPPORTUNITY:

Community Engagement Adviser - Fale Malae Trust

Exciting opportunity to be involved in a significant community and cultural project on Wellington's waterfront.

03/02/2023

Coco congrats to the newly crowned Miss Pacific Islands 2023 ... Miss PNG Pacific Islands Josie Nicholas 🇵🇬

She also won People's Choice Award & Best Talent.

Other results as follows:
1st Runner Up - Miss Samoa, Haylani Kuruppu
2nd Runner Up - Miss American Samoa, Kauhani Fuimaono

Miss Photogenic - Miss American Samoa, Kauhani Fuimaono
Miss Personality - Miss Nauru, Alexander Pitcher
National Tourism Award - Miss Solomon Islands, Tiare Haro

Best Sarong - Miss Samoa, Haylani Kuruppu
Best Traditionally Inspired Wear - Miss American Samoa, Kauhani Fuimaono
Best Stage Interview - Miss Solomon Islands, Tiare Haro


As our city continues to grow and thrive, so does our population. We have a vision to reshape our city to better suit ou...
23/11/2021

As our city continues to grow and thrive, so does our population. We have a vision to reshape our city to better suit our future.

Have you say on Our City Tomorrow at: https://www.wcc.govt.nz/tomorrow

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18/08/2021

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😷 Update - Face coverings 😷

At Alert Level 4 you must legally wear a face covering if you are an employee or customer at a business or service involving customer contact.

This means, you legally must wear a face covering:

🛒 Inside any Alert Level 4 businesses and services that are still open and involve customer contact, including supermarkets, pharmacies and petrol stations.
🚌 On public transport and at departure points, for example train stations and bus stops
✈️ on flights
🚕 In taxi or ride-share vehicles — drivers and passengers
🏥 When visiting healthcare facilities

Current exemptions for face coverings remain in place. If you are under the age of 12, have a physical or mental illness or disability, you do not need to wear a mask. For more information about exemptions and how to get an exemption card, visit https://covid19.govt.nz/iwi-and-communities/information-for-disabled-people/

For more information about face coverings, visit https://covid19.govt.nz/health-and-wellbeing/protect-yourself-and-others-from-covid-19/wear-a-face-covering/

14/06/2021

The prime minister will deliver an official apology from the government for the 1970s Dawn Raids on 26 June.

11/06/2021

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Wellington City Council Pacific Advisory Group

Pacific communities are a vital part of Wellington. The Council has a number of initiatives designed to support and develop Pacific communities.

The Pacific Advisory Group, set up in December 2003, is a link between the Council and Wellington's Pacific communities. It is designed to have representatives from Wellington's seven main Pacific nation groups - Cook Islands, Fiji, Niue, Samoa, Tokelau, Tonga and Tuvalu.

Members of the Pacific Advisory Group (from right): Councillor Brian Dawson, Aseri Kua (Fiji), Sunia Foliaki (Tonga), Dr Alvin Mitikulena (Niue), Kira ‘Christine’ Hundleby (Melanesia), Samson Samasoni (Chair - Tokelau), Jocelyn Kua (Deputy Chair - Tokelau), Anne Allan-Moetaua (Cook Islands), Sai Lealea (Fiji), Ofania Ikiua (Niue). Also members but not pictured: Merio Marsters (Cook Islands), Mino Cleverley (Samoa), Lisa Pouvalu (Tonga), Natalia Fareti (Samoa), Anthony Carter (Samoa) and Kane Patena (representing the Council Executive Leadership Team).

For more information: https://wellington.govt.nz/services/community-and-culture/pacific-island-communities