Polyfest

Polyfest will remain in Ōtara for the 50th anniversary after the local board offered $64,500 to fill a funding shortfall.

The 50th anniversary of the world’s biggest secondary school cultural competition has been backed with $75,000 of funding from Auckland Council.

“Culture” or “cultural”, “fun” and “family” are the words southern rangatahi most associate with Polyfest but there's a physical side too.

Polyfest director Seiuli Leo-Mau’u made the plea to Deputy Prime Minister Winston Peters ahead of next year’s 50th celebrations.

As members of the coalition government take a walk through the Auckland Secondary Schools Festival, the media weren’t the only people who had questions for them.

The Minister for Pacific Peoples says the commitment is made in a "constrained environment."

Rangatahi are taking their political concerns to the stage as Polyfest Day 2 kicks off.

the 49th ASB Polyfest commenced with a Pōwhiri today, embracing the richness of Polynesian culture through language, song, and unity.

A play at Māngere Arts Centre showing the competitive nature that goes on between high schools every year at the Polyfest, specifically ‘South Auckland Grammar School.’