Tokelauan artists share history of slave trade in Cry of the Stolen People performance “It’s a colonial mast or it’s a pirate ship sails.

Tokelauan artists share history of “blackbirding” and slave trade in Pacific at a Cry of the Stolen People performance.

If you didn’t know Tokelau Language Week begins this weekend, you can probably be forgiven. Spoken by fewer than 5,000 people worldwide, Tokelauan has been designated “severely endangered ...

It was directed by Kelly Moneymaker, and it was produced by Rebekah Curtis-Motley and co-Produced by Jessica George. It deals with the energy and resilience of the Tokelauan people as they weave ...

As all Tokelauan people have New Zealand citizenship, carry New Zealand passports and have shared rights to communally owned land in Tokelau, I can see no reason to exclude those resident in New ...

The project cost a total of around $7.5 million, which is five times the country's gross domestic product, however it saves the Tokelauan people $1 million a year by eliminating the need to purchase ...

Speaking at the launch in Wellington today, Luamanuvao Winnie Laban said that of the 6,800 Tokelauan people living in New Zealand, only 40 per cent could hold an everyday conversation in their ...

As the first Tokelauan in New Zealand to obtain a doctorate, Doctor of Philosophy graduate Hana Tuisano sets her sights on preserving the Tokelauan worldview. ... offering a more appropriate ...

A Tokelauan artist who now calls Brisbane home, is on a mission to use his traditional painting to preserve his culture and tell the stories of his communities and history.

Olivia released Mai Anamua this year, her latest single, and her first-ever song fully written in Gagana Tokelau. "I think a lot of people, especially with those whose parents migrated to New ...