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Lady Freyberg at Atafu Island, Tokelau - Photograph taken by Edward ChristensenAlexander Turnbull LibraryImage Tokelau
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Andrew, Thomas, 1855-1939 :Swains IslandersAlexander Turnbull LibraryImage American Samoa Nauru Tokelau Tonga
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Tokelauan children singing at Elsdon Youth Camp in Porirua - Photograph taken by Ian MackleyAlexander Turnbull LibraryImage Tokelau
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Two leaders of the Tokelau community in the area, Mr Charles Perez (left) and Mr Henry Tuia.Alexander Turnbull LibraryImage Tokelau
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Black and white image of man standing infront of waterwell, Atafu, TokelauMuseum of New Zealand Te Papa TongarewaImage Tokelau November 16, 2017 Online
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Church, Atafu, TokelauMuseum of New Zealand Te Papa TongarewaImage Tokelau November 17, 2017 Online
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Reconnecting to my culture through songI encourage other Cook Islanders to listen to these songs and reconnect. Revive them. Sing them with your mamas and papas. Let them spark memories and stories. These songs are more than music, they’re windows into the lives of our people.Taputukura Raea 29 Jul 2025 -
Viking Sevenseas — Exploring music from the PacificThis work also enables Viking to reissue the music on digital streaming platforms such as Spotify and YouTube. Thus far, around 200 Viking albums have been made available again through this process, including 105 albums of Pacific music.Michael Brown 8 May 2025 -
Representation - Being seen, being heard and making future focussed decisions.Pacific GLAM sector are naturally gifted and masters at enabling their communities. We don’t need written policies or extensive research to do this work because we are the community.Taputukura Raea 19 Nov 2024
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