Our Acting President Rowena Lopesi, was privileged to attend the Multicultural New Zealand 35th AGM and Gala dinner, alongside outgoing President Soulivone Phonevilay. It was a special day of whakawhānaungatanga/connections being made. Our congratulations to Multicultural New Zealand for another successful year pushing boundaries and activating on behalf of, and in partnership with all those who call Aotearoa home.
Looking for something for the kids to do these school holidays? We have our FREE Coding Sessions for kids and would love you to join us. All are welcome, nau mai haere mai. Teachers from Fun Coding will be spending time with us learning basic programming, code, syntax, and more. No prior experience required. If your kid/s are keen on …
Not your typical business school! Jump on board to a fantastic opportunity to bring your business ideas to life, no matter how big or small. If you have any questions or need support get in touch with us. Bizezi Training – Dreaming of Starting a Business? Thanks to Porirua City Council for your support.
Join our friends Voice of Aroha at their Charity Ball event for an evening of culture, connection, and celebration! Immerse yourself in inspiring conversations, captivating performances, and delicious food—all while making a real difference in our community. Every dollar raised will support the operating costs of this refugee-led and run not-for-profit charity. Tickets are from $50 with a discounted rate …
Ake ake ake. A forever language. Every year since 1975 New Zealand has marked Māori Language Week. This is a time for all New Zealanders to celebrate Te Reo Māori (the Māori language) and to use more Māori phrases in everyday life. In 2024 Māori Language Week runs from 14–21 September and the theme is Ake ake ake – A …
What an amazing morning tea event we had with our local community. Stories were shared, games were played and we had such a nice time getting to know each other. Thanks to our wonderful volunteers and board members for all the kai, preparations and support.
Our first hui (meeting) last night with our new Board was full of whakawhanaungatanga and positive conversation. With members who whakapapa to Cambodia, South Africa, Sāmoa, Niue, Sri Lanka, Latin America, Ireland, and Fiji and now call Porirua home we are blessed to have such energy, knowledge and lived experience in the room.
Na mai, haere mai! Tonight, Porirua welcomed 61 people from 37 families from 21 nationalities. Our Damodar was there to help roll out the red carpet for those new to the Porirua whānau.
PMC was lucky to host a beautiful shared lunch where members of the community came and shared some yummy kai. It was a blast to sample the different cuisines from everyone’s cultures and appreciate the beauty which is multiculturalism in a simple way of sharing kai and love.
