Lapasi Paka who was one of the first two women elected into Niue’s first parliament in 1975.  PMN Niue talk with her as lead up to International Women’s Day this week.

Lapasi Paka who was one of the first two women elected into Niue&rsquo;s first parliament in 1975. &nbsp;PMN Niue talk with her as lead up to International Women&rsquo;s Day this week.

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PMN Niue Significant  Niueans - Lapasi Paka

Kicking off Week 1, Te Gagana Tokelau of Talanoa Ako, with one of the educators who knows our rangatahi well. Lui Lorenc-Lafou St Patrick’s College Wellington

This first Talanoa is all about getting back into the school rhythm.

 Whether your child is starting school, moving up to a New Year level, or beginning at a new school, those early weeks can be a significant adjustment.

We discuss practical things parents can do at home, such as setting simple routines, taking time to listen, and keeping expectations realistic — so our kids feel supported, settled, and ready for the year ahead.

 

Kicking off Week 1, Te Gagana Tokelau of Talanoa Ako, with one of the educators who knows our rangatahi well. Lui Lorenc-Lafou St Patrick&rsquo;s College Wellington
This first Talanoa is all about getting back into the school rhythm.
&nbsp;Whether your child is starting school, moving up to a New Year level, or beginning at a new school, those early weeks can be a significant adjustment.
We discuss practical things parents can do at home, such as setting simple routines, taking time to listen, and keeping expectations realistic &mdash; so our kids feel supported, settled, and ready for the year ahead.
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PMN Tokelau Talanoa Ako Back to School Series 2026  (Te gagana Tokelau)

Kicking off Week 1 Te ‘gana Tuvalu of Talanoa Ako with one of the educator who know our rangatahi well. Meli Kaveinga Birdwood School, Auckland.

This first Talanoa is all about getting back into the school rhythm.

 Whether your child is starting school, moving up to a New Year level, or beginning at a new school, those early weeks can be a significant adjustment.

We discuss practical things parents can do at home, such as setting simple routines, taking time to listen, and keeping expectations realistic — so our kids feel supported, settled, and ready for the year ahead.

Kicking off Week 1 Te &lsquo;gana Tuvalu of Talanoa Ako with one of the educator who know our rangatahi well. Meli Kaveinga Birdwood School, Auckland.
This first Talanoa is all about getting back into the school rhythm.
&nbsp;Whether your child is starting school, moving up to a New Year level, or beginning at a new school, those early weeks can be a significant adjustment.
We discuss practical things parents can do at home, such as setting simple routines, taking time to listen, and keeping expectations realistic &mdash; so our kids feel supported, settled, and ready for the year ahead.

PMN Niue Significant Niueans - Lapasi Paka

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