Auckland Arts Festival showcases stories of migrants and refugees
Auckland Arts Festival, New Zealand’s largest festival of arts and culture, returns across Auckland from 7 – 24 March 2019.
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Auckland Arts Festival, New Zealand’s largest festival of arts and culture, returns across Auckland from 7 – 24 March 2019.
Sport Waitakere Trust’s Diverse Westies project is one of the initiatives receiving funding.
February has brought mostly beautiful weather for many places around the country, and I hope you have enjoyed the long days and warm evenings.
The Office of Senior's Community Connects Fund is now accepting grant applications.
Thursday 21 February 2019 marks International Mother Language Day, an opportunity to promote and celebrate our linguistic and cultural diversity.
We recently spoke with Monina Hernandez, a leader in the health sector, to find out more about who she is, her career, and her goals for the future.
Did you know, members of New Zealand’s ethnic communities played a role in New Zealand being the first country to give women the right to vote.
Stories of our early ethnic visitors and settlers are an integral part of New Zealand’s national history, and our ethnic communities’ heritage in New Zealand.
A recently published book, Homelands Then and Now, celebrates migrant contributions to New Plymouth.
The Multicultural Festival in celebration of the Chinese New Year Gala Performance was held at Te Marae, Te Papa in Wellington on 26 January 2019.