Tena koutou It has been said that coroners ‘speak for the dead to protect the living’ – this phrase captures both our duty to tell the story of the person who passed away and explain the circumstances of their death, and also to identify ways in which we...
We are delighted to announce the recipients of Le Va’s Faiva Ora Community Innovation Fund, supported by the Ministry of Health’s Faiva Ora Pasifika Disability Action Plan. The purpose of the fund is to support community-based initiatives that: support disabled...
Recognising and celebrating educational achievement for Pasifika communities is important. Some scholarship recipients may have defied all odds to get to this point in their academic and professional career, and it’s also important to visibly role model that success...
The Tongan Youth Trust are pleased to announce a very successful evening at the Tongan Youth Excellence Awards on Friday 16th March; with a full house of 300 guests, nominees and families present. We give special acknowledgement to Le Va for their generous sponsorship...
E lelei le Atua, i taimi uma (God is good, All the time). Tell us a little bit about yourself I was born in Samoa (my claim to fame) and raised in West Auckland. I am the eldest of four with amazing Samoan parents from a mixed Irish, German, Tokelauan & Tuvaluan...
