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PMN Tuvalu Te Sikugaleo Gali o Tuvalu e fakalagi atu mai i Aukilani, Niusila. Te Sikugaleo Gali o Tuvalu beats on the airwaves from Auckland, NZ.

Te Sikugaleo Gali o Tuvalu ko te polokalame i te gana Tuvalu iluga i te letio 531PI, tela e nofo mai lalo o te Pacific Media Network Ltd, mo te fakamalu o te National Pacific Radio Trust. Te Sikugaleo Gali o Tuvalu is the radio programme in the Tuvaluan language, on radio 531PI; which is under Pacific Media Network Ltd, and also under the umbrella of the National Pacific Radio Trust.

Fakatauange ke mou ma'u ha Uike Lea Faka-Tonga fiefia - Happy Tonga Language Week šŸ‡¹šŸ‡“āœØThis week we celebrate and honour t...
15/08/2026

Fakatauange ke mou ma'u ha Uike Lea Faka-Tonga fiefia - Happy Tonga Language Week šŸ‡¹šŸ‡“āœØThis week we celebrate and honour the beautiful Tongan Language

Make sure to be following & as we bring the sounds and stories of Tonga. Alternatively check out www.pmn.co.nz

15/08/2026

Acting CEO ote Air Tuvalu Manraoi Filu Vaaia ke update mai tatou kite olotou fakamoemoega mo palani ote fakagaluegaga o alaga vakalele ki fenua o Tuvalu.

15/08/2026

Phil Twyford – the current MP for Te Atatu which will change to Henderson after this election or currently now. To update us on the Health Community Hui they had with our West Auckland communities and what came out of that meeting.

15/08/2026

Councillor Josephine Bartley – update on the Rail Link opening and update on our Council matters. Especially the shooting that took place at Sylvia Park on Thursday killing one person

15/08/2026

Dr Bateteba Aselu – graduated with a Doctor of Philosophy this week at the University of Melbourne.

15/08/2026

Fakaapo Tuvalu Inaugural Arts Festival 2026. Fale and Marama TPole to update us on all the preparation leading up to the opening on Sunday & Monday.

15/08/2026

News with Sueina Lisati

15/08/2026

Opening prayer of the programme by Rev Ioane Peleti

Cybersecurity experts are urging Pasifika and Māori whānau to stay vigilant as AI-powered scams targeting vulnerable con...
13/08/2026

Cybersecurity experts are urging Pasifika and Māori whānau to stay vigilant as AI-powered scams targeting vulnerable consumers surge across Aotearoa and the Pacific.

Cybersecurity experts are urging Pasifika and Māori whānau to stay vigilant as AI-powered scams targeting vulnerable consumers surge across Aotearoa and the Pacific.

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