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Hulaaga Vagahau Niue National Language Conference – Porirua, Wellington

Sosaiete Aoga Amata Samoa I Aotearoa – Mapusaga Fou Hall, Ferrymead - Christchurch

Cook Islands Kia Orana Festival of Arts – Mangere

Pasifika Child and Family Mental Health Symposium and Fono – Butterfly Creek, Mangere

Smart Systems-Auckland War Memorial Museum

NORTHLAND PACIFIC COMMUNITY MEETING - KERIKERI

Enhancing Social Service Delivery for Pacific people in Counties Manukau.

MALAGA FA'ATASI – JOURNEY TOGETHER – MANUKAU INSTITUTE OF TECHNOLOGY

I am pleased to be here today to join with you to launch the Department of Corrections’ Pacific Strategy 2005-2008.

PACIFIC GREETINGS:
Kia Orana kaotou katoatoa ite aroa maata (Formal Greeting to you all and everyone who is present) talofa lava, kia ora kotou katoa and warm Pacific greetings to you all.
ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS:

SPACIFCALLY PACIFIC HAWKES BAY

Theme: Healthy Pasifika Families and Communities

CTU – BIENNIAL FONO – PASIFIKA PASSION LEADERSHIP IN UNION 2010

Theme: Pasifika Passion Leadership in Union 2010

GALUOLA OPENING – A NIU WAVE OF PSYCHOLOGICAL PRACTICES

Theme: Regional Achievements and Pacific Successes

Nelson Pacific Community Meeting

Theme: Strengthening Links

The Auckland Pacific Youth Development Strategy is a bold and visionary document. It aims to deliver positive life-change and affirmation for all Pacific youth in Auckland, through education and employment. An enormous amount of work has gone into the Strategy’s development, and I’m tremendously excited about its potential to deliver real and positive change to Auckland’s Pacific youth population.

Talofa lava, Kia orana, Malo e lelei, Fakaalofa lahi atu, Ni sa bula, Taloha ni,

Talofa, Kia ora and warm Pacific greetings to you all.

I am delighted to join you all today for the official opening of your newly redeveloped early childhood education centre here in Mangere. This new facility is integral to your centre and demonstrates the overall concern and commitment to refugees when they first come to New Zealand.

Pacific Everyday Communities Programme – Pacific Night

Security is one of the four goals of the Forum, along with economic growth, sustainable development and governance. In Auckland last April, just over a year ago, Pacific Forum leaders expressed their vision for our region:

We are here to promote, to recognise and re-affirm to our Samoan members and Samoan community - the role of the Fono Faufautua, which is to promote and support the positive welfare for Samoan people living in New Zealand by working with government agencies and non-government organizations.

· Suicide is a serious health and social issue. New Zealand has one of the highest suicide rates in the developed world. And sadly too many of our Pacific people feature among them.

FAGASA Annual Conference 2005

All of us share the common goal of enhancing goodwill and building strong relationships with our Pacific community and today, we will all share and take part in an important event that celebrates the Flavours of the Pacific in Northland.