Guardians of Knowledge: How Pacific Researchers at USP are Preserving Indigenous Wisdom for Future Generations

 Pacific Indigenous peoples have always been knowledge producers, developing and passing down knowledge through generations of

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Pacific linguist urges Cook Islanders to embrace heritage

MORE Cook Islanders call New Zealand home and that means holding on to their  culture and traditions can be a challenge at the best of times. Senior lecturer in Māori Studies at Waipapa Taumata Rau, University of

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The Language Trailblazer: Alpheaus’ Story

Growing up in the multilingual society of the Solomon Islands, Alpheaus developed an appreciation for languages from an early age.

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The last voices: The urgent race to save a piece of Pacific heritage

IN the archives of the Vanuatu Cultural Centre, thousands of magnetic tapes are slowly deteriorating into dust.

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Racism, fear, reality?: A view of Niue and disappearance

NIUE has been called xenophobic, and at times, Niueans themselves use harsher words—even “racist”—to describe their own fears and

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