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THE LATE PRINCE TU'IPELEHAKE AND THE LATE PRINCESS KAIMANA'S LAST VISIT TO AUSTRALIA IN 2006 BEFORE THEIR TRAGIC ACCIDENT. MAY THEY REST IN PEACE
Bachelor Lord Fielakepa gets married this afternoon
08 January 2010 13:59:
LORD FIELAKEPA IS THE BROTHER OF THE LATE PRINCESS KAIMANA TU'IPELEHAKETHE noble estate holder of Haveluloto will be married at the village's Free Wesleyan Church this afternoon.
Information from one of the family members say, the wedding registry will take place at the Roman C...atholic Sister's Malia 'i Lutu place, before the
holy matrimony ceremony at the chapel at 4pm. The
48 year old bachelor is to wed the daughter of 'Ungatea and Vea Langi
of Holonga and Lapaha, (33), Malia 'I Lutu Langi who resides in the local Canterbury Area Australia.
CONTRATULATION FROM THE MULTUCULTURAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE, CHAIRPERSON, THE DEPUTY MAYOR KARL SALEH, ANNE SIKIMETI LATU REPRESENTATIVE OF THE PACIFIC ISLANDERS COMMUNITY AND ALL MEMBERS OF THE CANTERBURY COUNCIL MULTICULTURAL ADVISORY COMMITTEE TO HON. MALIA I LUTU FIELAKEPA AND BARON FIELAKEPA ON THEIR WEDDING.CANTERBURY CITY WELCOME BARON FIELAKEPA TO CANTERBURY
ALL THE VERY BEST FOR TODAY AND ALWAYS
Hon. Fielakepa holds a Masters in Laws (LL.M with distinction) from the
United Nation International Law Institute in Malta and a certificate in
Diplomatic Studies from the University of Oxford. He
is both a member of both the Tongan and New Zealand BAR Association.
Lord Fielakepa is a member of the Parliamentary Standing Committee on
Bills.
He represented the Parliamentary of Tonga in many occasions to official
meetings abroad. Hon. Fielakepa was appointed in 2001 to be the
Minister of Lands, Survey & Natural Resources. He is a Lawyer by
profession and was the interim Attorney General and Minister of Justice
in 2004. Hon. Fielakepa
became the Governor of Ha'apai and the Private Secretary to his Majesty
in 1997 as well as Deputy Secretary in the Ministry of Justice
from1991-1996. This was before he was appointed a Minister. In
2007, he was appointed as Lord Chamberlain before he was elected as the
Number 1 Nobles' Representative for Tongatapu in the 2008 General
Profile of Hon Fielakepa
Education
Hon. Fielakepa holds a Masters in Laws (LL.M with distinction) from the United Nation International Law Institute in Malta and a certificate in Diplomatic Studies from the University of Oxford. He is both a member of both the Tongan and New Zealand BAR Association.
Parliamentary History
Hon. Fielakepa is a member of the Parlimentary Standing Committee on Bills. He represented the Parliamentary of Tonga in many occasions to official meetings abroad.
Employment History
Hon. Fielakepa was appointed in 2001 to be the Minister of Lands, Survey & Natural Resources. He is a Lawyer by profession and was the interim Attorney General and Minister of Justice in 2004. His previous posts before been appointed a Minister included been the Governor of Ha'apai, the Private Secretary to His Majesty in 1997 and Deputy Secretary in the Ministry of Justice 1991-1996. In 2007, he was appointed as Lord Chamberlain before he was elected as the Number 1 Nobles' Representative for Tongatapu in the 2008 General Election.
Election.08 January 2010 13:59:44
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is the name of our newly opened beach resort located on the white sandy
beach of Kanokupolu which is situated in western Tongatapu. It was
officially opened by our Monarch's beloved niece, Hon. Latu Fuipeka, in
September 2008. Vakaloa is built right on the beach featuring five
individual bungalows that can cater to single visitors, couples and
family groups. Enjoy your nights upon exquisitely hand-carved wooden
beds with the sand and beach right on your doorstep. The main building
includes the Vakaloa restaurant and a gorgeous dining area where one
can dine with the gentle breeze of the Pacific ocean attending your
meal. This dining hall can also easily cater to large functions such as
weddings, birthday parties and business forums seating up to a 100
guests. Come and experience the tropical wonder of Vakaloa and take
home with you memories of our friendly beautiful island.
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Food, shelter, health, education, individual beliefs and religion will complete life as a family, as a congregation and as a Pacific Islander, CALD Community and our community. Let us not ignored or denied these five things in our daily lives. Pacific Islanders Strengthening Supporting Advocating, Mentoring and Educational program (Network) PISSAM is very proud to carry on delivering, practicing, promoting and to elevate these five things to take Pacific Islanders, CALD and Australian family members, friends and the community to the next level.
Anne Sikimeti Latu's friends @ Labor Party Conference 2008. I am 2nd from the right front row. HAVING YOUR SAY IN RUNNING OUR COUNTRY AUSTRALIA
We need to work continuously to get there sooner and not later and we
can! with passion, commitment, hard work, discipline and
we will get there.
PISSAM strongly believes in implementing
strategies, policies, actions to make them better and will meet
the Pacific Islanders community, CALD and the general community's needs in all levels. As soon as Pacific
Islanders' CALD
Friends & the community @ Harmony Day The Mayor & Deputy Mayor, schools & ALL
and the general community's needs are brought to PISSAM they will be addressed and
appropriate services will be provided by the Staffs or its working
partners to get the best outcome to fill any needs or gaps
accordingly.
Anne Sikimeti Latu WITH PACIFIC ISLANDERS & ARABIC friends & community @ HARMONY DAY 2009
From ground level with children and families at
home...Preschool…Primary...Secondly...Tertiary, the whole spectrum
until our children are safely secured at workplaces and ready to be
parents themselves. Providing Educational opportunities at all levels
for all Pacific Islanders, CALD and the general community in Australia will open doors to happiness and
prosperity at home and in the community.
Our
lives are our families, friends and our communities. Our families,
friends and our communities are our lives! We all belong to one
enormous family united to one community. Let us work together as a
family as a community and be connected to bring good education, peace,
good luck and harmony everyday.
We Pacific Islanders, CALD and Australian are the shapers of the real future of the Pacific Islanders, CALD and Australian across Canterbury and beyond.
Working with the Communiy
Children,
Parents and the Pacific Islanders Australian People! as Pacific
Islanders Australian, we Decide which Pacific Islanders Australian we want and we will teach, lead , encourage, contribute, empower leadership
@ NSW Parliament House with Mr and Mrs Lees (LEADERS OF THE KOREAN COMMUNITY 3/12/2008
in our actions and roles to take Pacific Islanders to the next level. What we begin will emerge and will shine today, and tomorrow's generation will enjoy the warmth and appreciate the rays of the sunrise.
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MacKillop to become Australia's first saint
N E W S F L A S H!!
20/12/2009
Sources: abc
The miracle involved the healing of a person who had cancer and was cured after praying to Blessed Mary. (AAP Image)
Australia will have its first Roman Catholic saint after Pope Benedict approved a decree recognising a second miracle attributed to the intercession of Mother Mary MacKillop.
The approval means Blessed Mary is likely to be formally declared a saint at a canonisation ceremony next year.
Blessed Mary (1842-1909), who founded the Sisters of Saint Joseph, is revered by Catholics for her work, especially with needy children, former female prisoners and prostitutes.
She was beatified by pope John Paul II in 1995.
The miracle approved on Saturday involved the healing of a person who had cancer and was cured after praying to Blessed Mary.
Sister Anne Derwin from the Sisters of Saint Joseph says many have been inspired by Blessed Mary's work in education and with the poor.
"It's not only the sisters, but many other people, men and women, who love the way Mary MacKillop lived her life," she said.
"They try and live in that spirit too, and do great things for people."
Sister Derwin says the Pope's decision is a significant event for the church in Australia.
"Mary herself wouldn't have expected this sort of limelight, but it makes us feel excited that the gift she was given for the church, for the world, is being recognised as valuable," Sister Derwin said.
"And that was a gift to focus on those most in need in our society."
Mary MacKillop was born in Melbourne, worked throughout South Australia and died in North Sydney.
She co-founded the Sisters of St Joseph of the Sacred Heart in 1866 but was excommunicated from the Church at one stage for allegedly disobeying authorities.
However she continued to spend her life caring for those less fortunate.
Venerable John Paul II
Meanwhile, the late pope, John Paul II, has also moved closer to sainthood, as his successor approved a decree recognising that he had lived the Christian faith heroically.
The Vatican said Pope Benedict had signed the "heroic virtues" decree, a key step in the procedure by which the Church recognises its saints, after a recommendation by a Vatican panel of experts.
The late pope will now have the title "venerable".
The following step will now be the recognition of a miracle attributed to John Paul II, who died in 2005.
That is expected to happen early next year, meaning the late pope can be beatified, the final step before sainthood.
In John Paul II's case, the miracle under consideration - and subject to another papal decree - involves a French nun who was cured of Parkinson's disease in 2005.
Vatican watchers expect Benedict to approve the beatification, which could be celebrated next year, either on the April 2 anniversary of his death or in October on the anniversary of the start of John Paul II's papacy in 1978.
Pope Benedict also declared controversial wartime pontiff Pius XII venerable, putting him on the road to beatification despite controversy over his role during World War II, when many historians say he remained passive while Nazi Germany killed millions of Jews.
The beatification of Father Jerzy Popieluszko, the "Solidarity chaplain" who was murdered by the Polish secret service in 1984, has also been approved.
The decree places the charismatic priest, a staunch anti-communist who laced his sermons with political messages, on the path to sainthood.
Because he is considered a martyr, Father Popieluszko's beatification dossier did not require evidence of a miracle.
- ABC/Reuters
Mary MacKillop's town prepares for pilgrims
A small town in South Australia is preparing to welcome thousands more pilgrims, after Pope Benedict approved a decree that will see Mary MacKillop become the country's first Roman Catholic saint.
The decree recognises a second miracle attributed to the intercession of Blessed Mary (1842-1909), which involved the healing of a person who had cancer and was cured after prayer.
She is likely to be formally declared a saint at a canonisation ceremony next year.
The announcement has been well-received in the small town of Penola, in south-east SA, where Mary MacKillop co-founded the Sisters of St Joseph in 1866.
Her work there involved setting up a school to provide free education to isolated bush children and to help former female prisoners and prostitutes.
Set in the heart of South Australia's Coonawarra wine-making region, Penola currently draws about 20,000 tourists and pilgrims each year.
But Claire Larkin from the town's Mary MacKillop Centre says Penola's 1,200 residents are now preparing for many more.
"Everyone in Penola is very excited about the news. They're all supportive and we all benefit, the town benefits," she said.
She says they have been waiting for this day for a long time.
"Particularly in the last 14 years since Mary was beatified, we've been praying for it," she said.
Locals say the announcement has increased their sense of pride, but they do not see the town changing.
"I can't see it getting glitzy, or having shops with lots of artefacts," one Penola resident said.
"It's always been a great community spirit here and this will probably enhance it."
Wattle Range Councillor Glenn Brown says the town is now preparing to become a major drawcard for Catholic pilgrims and tourists alike.
"I think it presents Penola with a wonderful opportunity to be recognised throughout Australia and throughout the world as a place for pilgrims to come and enjoy the history that's here, the heritage but also the other tourism aspects that the town offers," he said.
The local council is seeking advice from a consultant to develop a business plan that will help cater for the expected influx of visitors, with improvements to town amenities and gardens.
South Australian Premier Mike Rann says Mary MacKillop has a special attachment to many parts of the state.
"There is a special association with South Australia," he said.
"I think that is going to be terrific for pilgrimages coming to places like Norwood, down to Penola and the south-east.
"Mary MacKillop, in the 19th century, was the shining symbol of social justice in Australia.
"She was someone who was prepared to stand up to church authorities to do the right thing by the poor."
'Significant breakthrough'
Australia's ambassador to the Vatican Tim Fischer says the Pope's official recognition of a second miracle is significant for both religious and non-religious Australians.
He says it is a significant breakthrough.
"Some Australians may be cynical," he said.
"But she was an extraordinary Australian on the spiritual front, the saintly front, but also in help of unfortunate women coming out of prison, help of poor people seeking education for their children, especially in South Australia."
He says it is now just a matter of the Pope setting a date for canonisation.
"Mary Mackillop has cleared with flying colours the last hurdle this weekend in Rome," he said.
"It's terrific news. She's there, but the procedures will roll forward."
PACIFIC ISLANDERS
COMMUNITY across Canterbury ARE THRILLED TO PIECES! THEY ARE PART OF MARY
MACILLOP'S COMMUNITY, ATTENDING CELEBRATIONS AS GUESTS AND TO
PERFORM IN THEIR MANY ACTIVITIES AT NORTH SYDNEY, ST MARY'S CATHEDRAL, EAST TIMOR. Donations of thousands of T SHIRTS TO EAST TIMOR, TONGA, SAMOA, FIJI AND TO PACIFIC ISLANDERS COMMUNITY ACROSS CANTERBURY, AUBURN, ST MARY'S/MT DRUITT AND MORE. THERE IS A PACIFIC ISLANDER WHO IS A MEMBER OF THE MARY MACILLOP SISTERS, A MEMBER OF THE CALD & GENERAL COMMUNITY ACROSS
CANTERBURY AND BEYOND AND IS currently A DIFFERENCE TO THE Pacific Islanders' CALD and General COMMUNITY.
MARY MACILLOP PRAY FOR US
HOLY SPIRIT COLLEGE LAKEMBA WAS FORMERLY NAMED ATFER MARY MACILLOP AND THEY HAVE STRONG LINK WITH THE MARY MACILLOP COMMUNITY.THE TREE OF LIFE THE COCONUT TREE. LET US PLAT A TREE OF LIFE HERE IN CANTERBURY AND BEYOND
Sikimeti family members.jpg Regan Buckland and his Aunty Peta Lolesio Sikimeti @ ''Apifo'ou College
I was very impressed by the life of the coconut tree. It gave the Pacific Islanders life. I will let someone else who has grown up in the Pacific Nations to talk about how coconut tree gave life in many forms to Pacific Islanders. One Tongan elderly man said to me in Tonga. It is Coconut alone will give life even if there is nothing on the Island but as long as coconut trees are there life will continue. I said to him, it sounds like God. He responded yeah: We can see coconut but we cannot see God. I left Tonga to Australia with those strong words. Let us united to take our Pacific Islanders Community to the next level. I would like to say that:
PART TONGAN/PART AUSTRALIAN BY REGAN BUCKLAND
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Alana always reflected on how beautiful the flowers in the Pacific. Alana said that putting together all the Pacific Nations flowers from the South Pacific transforming them and mixing with the waratah flower and the coconut leaves make her life complete. All she needed now to water and look after the waratah flowers with tender loving care. Alana reminded all Pacific Islanders CHILDREN, youths, parents and people let us united in planting education as a simple of the coconut tree (tree of life) in all levels within our lives in our whole community's life by doing what we should be doing, good planning, disciplining ourselves, set targeting goals, working hard, believing in God, the right energy and we will, action. Keep going and by doing them right. We have an open fair and transparent approach." doing our best of our best and we are certain that we are on our way to get to where Pacific Islanders' aims, goals and dreams will become reality..
Sikimeti family members.jpg Regan Buckland and his Aunty Peta Lolesio Sikimeti @ ''Apifo'ou College
There
you are guys! I went
to the Pacific Island (Tonga) to tough up myself in the hope to be a
footy player, and my aim was to be a football star! like Fuifui
Moimoi/Jarrad Hayne/Israel Folau or my friend Chase Stanly. I came back
and I am not a football star but I have learn and make a choice to
focus on my
education to achieve my goal and guarantee a future for myself, my
future
generation and to make a difference to my Pacific Islander Community.
My journey was confused, in doubt and I enjoyed the blessing that given to me byTongan elders and friends. After I have been through it comes down that my future was right here in Australia. I have learn from my dream, my ambition, my life journey to my ancestors' land. My experience was awesome and it came down that the main thing my journey was just a beginning of my life and tons of learning of what are my chances and my choices that will suit the life that I will enjoy.
Family and Friends
I also learn from one of my fellow tutor, Alana, She told these group of year 10, 11 and year 12 students that life really starts at 35, so if anyone in their journeys all of a sudden have change directions, do not give up. It is never too late for a change. Looking around Alana said amongst us she knew that one 58 and 56 years old people amongst us who still study at University to update their skills or doing researches to make a difference to the community. So never in our life anyone is too old for anything as long as we put in our all! Regardless any challenges, we will get there. For some it might take a bit longer and for some it will be quicker, still we will eventually get there. Alana said that Education will give us the opportunities in many levels in the community to get where we want to be.
Alana herself was born in Australia to both parents who were private students in the late sixties and late seventies but return to Tonga due to her Dad, a ship captain and he was based in the South Pacific. The family decided to move to Tonga where it was more central to their father’s work. Alana’s family live in Tonga for 2 years and moved back to Sydney. Alana herself attended Primary School in Tonga. Alana knew Tonga very well the cultures and also spoke Tongan fluently. Alana always reflected on how beautiful the flowers in the Pacific. Alana said that putting together all the Pacific Nations flowers from the South Pacific transforming them and mixing with the waratah flower and the coconut leaves make her life complete. All she needed now to water and look after the waratah flowers with tender loving care. Alana reminded all Pacific Islanders CHILDREN, youths, parents and people let us united in planting education as a simple of the coconut tree (tree of life) in all levels within our lives in our whole community's life by doing what we should be doing, good planning, disciplining ourselves, set targeting goals, working hard, believing in God, the right energy and we will, action. Keep going and by doing them right. We have an open fair and transparent approach." doing our best of our best and we are certain that we are on our way to get to where Pacific Islanders' aims, goals and dreams will become reality..
Easter 2009
Leaving our Pacific Nation
behind, the journey begins, the journey of Pacific Islanders life in Australia.
Leaving our Island home as we progress on our journey as our Life begin in Australia
Things will change; we must accept
change, slowly, surely and eventually getting there
I was very impressed by the life of the
coconut tree. It gave the Pacific Islanders life. I will let someone else who has grown up in
the Pacific Nations to talk about how coconut tree gave life in many forms to
Pacific Islanders. One
Tongan elderly man said to me in Tonga.
It is Coconut alone will give life even if there is nothing on the
Island but as long as coconut trees are there life will continue. I
said to him, it sounds like God. He responded yeah: We can see coconut
but we
cannot see God. I left Tonga to
Australia with those strong words. Let us united to take our Pacific
Islanders Community to the next level. I would like to say that:
Encouraging
the participation of young Pacific Islanders people and their families
in
decisions which affect their lives and their local community. We can
be united in doing various
tasks to be carried out in consultation with the PISSAM NETWORK
Management
Committee and Manager to ensure a comprehensive service is provided to
Pacific Islanders young people of Canterbury and beyond. 24hrs access
to Pacific Islanders people with their many issues, and people from
Culturally and Linguistically Diverse (CALD)
background and emerging communities shall
be promoted, addressed to the limit.
PISSAM tutor Regan Buckland
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THEIR ROYAL HIGHNESSES PRINCE TU'IPELEHAKE AND PRINCESS KAIMANA. THEIR LAST VIST BEFORE THEIR TRAGIC ACCIDENT IN AMERICA WHERE THEY BOTH KILLED. MAY THEY REST IN PEACE
THE PRINCE'S AUNTY UNGATEA FOTOFILI LANGI AFTER SHE DELIVERD THE KAVA TO HIS HIGHNESS, WHICH IS PART OF THE CULTURE.
HIS PEOPLE ENTERTAINING FOR THEIR ROYAL HIGHNESSES
A YOUNG GIRL PERFORMING THE HULA FOR HIS HIGHNESS
MAU'FANGA CATHOLIC CHURCH TONGA
WARICK HANSON CEO OF SCIA, BISHOP FOLIAKI ANNE SIKIMETI LATU ON A BUSINESS TRIP TO TONGA 1995
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THE DAY ANNE SIKIMETI LATU LEFT TONGA TO COME TO AUSTRALIA 1970. ALL THE NEIGHBOURS CAME TO SAY GOODBYE
THE FIRST MISS TONGA AUSTRALIA VALU SIKIMETI, THE MASTER OF CEREMONY THE LATE SOANE KAMA, MISS KWIK KERB KATALINA TAHAAFE, DR OFO NIUMEITOLU, TONGA LEMOTO, OSAI FAIVA AND THE LATE TONI KAIHAU
MUSIE MAFI, ELIZABETH CUTLER, THE LATE SITANI MAFI IN TONGA AT THE HA'AHONGA TONGA
THE DAY ANNE SIKIMETI LATU LEFT TONGA, RELATIVES, FRIENDS CAME TO SAY GOOD BYE
Bye Bye South Pacific
HALLO AUSTRALIA
MY SWEET NEW HOME AUSTRALIA
DEVELOPING MY LIFE IN MY NEW COUNTRY
FIRST MASS OF THE TONGAN CATHOLIC COMMUNITY 25/7/1976 BY THE LATE BISHOP FINAU THE 1ST TONGAN TO BECOME THE FIRST BISHOP OF TONGA AND NIUE BESIDE FROM THE MISSIONARIES FROM IRELAND, NEW ZEALAND & AUSTRALIA . MAY HE REST IN PEACE
IN THIS PHOTO THE LATE BUSINESSMAN PERCY JONES, HIS WIFE MELE, DAUGHTER ELEANOR SON RICHARD, BABY ELSIE AND CECILIA SIKIMETI TER-HORST AT THE BABARCUE AT VILLA MARIA CHURCH HUNTER'S HILL. THE ACKNOWLEDGEMENT OF THE TONGAN CATHOLIC COMMUNITY IN AUSTRALIA. THE BISHOP ENDORSED JOHN VALU SIKIMETI TO BE THE LEADER UNDER THE AUSPICE OFTHE LATE FATHER BUTLER
MY COMMUNITY FORUM AT BANKSTOWN
WORKING WITH THE COMMUNITY
HOUSING NSW TENANT CONFERENCE OPENED BY THE HO. DAVID BORGER MINISTER FOR HOUSING AT FAIRFIELD FARM
CONFERENCE FAIRFIELD FARM
THE MULTICULTURAL COMMUNIY WITH THE DEPUTY MAYOR KARL SALEH, MEMBER OF PARLIAMENT ROBERT FUROLO, COUNCILLOR BRIAN ROBSON AND REPRESENTATIVES OF VARIOUS COMMUNITIES.
PISSAME Overall Goals
During the life of this strategic business plan, PISSAME NETWORK
will deliver on goals for the organisation as a whole.
PISSAME’S Goals are to:
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1. Grow and diversify the organisation
2. PISSAME is viable, strong, competitive and accountable
3. Identify and be responsive to community and stakeholder need
4. Provide high quality, flexible and responsive services in an environment of
continuous quality improvement
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5. Support the Development of PACIFIC ISLANDERS & CALD Participation
6. Be an employer which supports respects and values the work of its employees and volunteers
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and ensure the organisation has the skills to deliver the business in a rapidly changing environment.
1.2 Develop diversification
strategy
1.2.1 Develop an overall diversification strategy
that includes:
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Successfully negotiate fee for service
arrangements
A Type 3 strategy - Exploring supportive
relationships with Type 3 organisations
Investigating the potential for the
Commonwealth’s National Rental Affordability
Scheme,
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Expanding Operation Courage
Crisis Accommodation) Lakemba
Investigate supportive relationships with
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Aboriginal housing providers - Assist Lands
Councils with property management
Develop a pilot affordable housing project with
local government
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Position education, health, age care & housing sector. PISSAME to take advantage of title if it is
given to the sector
HARMONY DAY 2008
Try to improve relationships with other community
housing providers in the area and investigate the
options and benefits (on both sides) of different
forms of strategic alliances. Directors to open
new discussions with directors of smaller
organisations
HARMONY DAY 2008
Yr 1
Ongoing
Yr 2
Yr 3
Ongoing
EO and Board
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EO and PM
EO, AM and PM
EO
EO DVC
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EO, AM and PM
EO, AM and PM
EO and Board
Board and EOVision
PACIFIC ISLANDERS STRENGTHENING SUPPORTING ADVOCATING MENTORING & EDUCATIONAL NETWORK (PISSAME Network) is a partner of CATERBURY HARMONY GROUP INC. AUSPICE BY RIVERWOOD COMMUNITY CENTRE a registered and accredited
organisation managing a diversified community Network and will
provide high quality crisis, short and medium to long-term services.
PISSAME will be a growing, just, responsive and inclusive Network association with a
focus on excellence.
PISSAME will work collaboratively with its community and government partners, staff,
board of directors and our peak body.
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Mission
PISSAME will provide quality, appropriate, affordable, secure services to Pacific Islanders, CALD and people and disadvantaged in their access to its services.
Values
PISSAME users will be a no one priority according to Cultures’ & community’s values are to:
Be socially responsible service providers, facilitators & mentors
Provide services that is well co-ordinate, researched, monitored, managed and with results.
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Be responsive to the community’s needs and local issues and beyond
Remain accountable and transparent to clients, funding bodies and
communities
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Be part of each local community, not just providing a service but to be passion and know the community needs.
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Support staff development, training and rewards
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Provide a safe and healthy work environment for employees, volunteers,
contractors, clients and visit the website for PISSAME Strategic Business Plan 2010 – 2012
VISION, MISSION AND VALUES
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VISION, MISSION AND VALUES
PISSAME Network a registered and accredited
organisation auspice by managing a diversified community Network and will
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provide high quality crisis, short and medium to long-term services.
PISSAME will be a growing, just, responsive and inclusive Network association with a
focus on excellence.
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PISSAME will work collaboratively with its community and government partners, staff,
board of directors and our peak body under the auspice body Riverwood Community Centre
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Mission
PISSAME will also supported and will helped to find quality, appropriate, affordable, secure housing to people, disadvantaged in their access to housing.
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Values
PISSAME Community Network’s values are to:
Be socially responsible providers, supporters, referrers
Provide service that is well managed and maintained
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Be responsive to the community’s needs and local issues and beyond
Remain accountable and transparent to clients, funding bodies and
Communities
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Be part of each local community, not just providing a service to local but also to those who have faith and believe in our services.
Support staff development, training and rewards
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Pauline Gallagher Director of Riverwood Community Centre, Sue Walker Manager of the Dept of Housing Burwood NSW, Joanna Canterbury Council's Community Development Officer
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Provide a safe and healthy work environment for employees, volunteers,
Contractors, clients and visit PISSAME’S website, newsletters and other sources
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CELEBRATING CHRISTMAS 2009 AT THE CANTERBURY HURSTAONE PARK RSL. THREE PACIFIC ISLANDERS' DIFFERENT BANDS SHOWING OFF THE VOICES OF THE SOUTH PACIFIC.
MY COMMUNITY, CELEBRATING HARMONY DAY AND AWARDS & CELEBRATIONS
AWARD NIGHT FOR INNERWEST TENANT COUNCILS, FACILITATORS, DELEGATES AND HOUSING NSW. PROUNDLY SUPPORTED BY OUR AUSPICE BODY RIVERWOOD COMMUNITY CENTRE AND HOUSING NSW
AT THE THE DEPUTY MAYOR'S AWARD:
>>Breaking Barriers
Courtesy of Canterbury-Bankstown
Express - 6/1/2009
Canterbury's deputy Mayor Karl Saleh doesn't just believe in helping people living in the Canterbury area.
He also believes in helping the mutlicultural community within the whole of Australia
And his hard work in creating programs that would assist tenants who can't speak English recently earned him the 2008 NSW Australasian Housing Institute's inspirational colleague award.
The west ward councillor, who has been working for three years as the multicultural access program coordinator for the Riverwood Tenant Resource Service said he was delighted to receive the prestigious award.
"The award is in recognition for my commitment to culture and harmony,"he said.
"I ran the Multicultural Access Program which gets people from different ethnicities to volunteer their time and help tenants.
Anne Sikimeti Latu's friends & her community @ Harmony Day The Mayor & Deputy Mayor, schools & ALL
"I also organised a Harmony Day event as well as a night event for them."
Anne Sikimeti Latu WITH PACIFIC ISLANDERS & ARABIC friends & community @ HARMONY DAY 2009
Mr Saleh said he saw the award as a tribute to our diverse multicultural community.
"We are priviledged to be able to bring about real change in the communities because all our work is carried out in partnership with our grassroots resident communities," he said.
"If you ask me what I intend to do after receiving this award I could say that I intend to continue the work I have been doing and continue to make a difference."
Karl Saleh with his award from the Australasian Housing Institute.
ANNE SIKIMETI LATU, MINISTER TONY BURKE. HE HAS BEEN THE FEDERAL MEMBER FOR WATSON SINCE 2004 AND MINISTER FOR AGRICULTURE, FISHERIES AND FORESTRY, MICHAEL BUCKLAND AND SISTER BARONESE OF HOLY SPIRIT LAKEMBA AT THE FEDERAL AWARD CANTERBURY COUNCIL
>>Friendships formed at dinner
Courtesy of The Torch - 9/9/2009
ABOUT 100 Housing NSW tenants from Punchbowl and the Inner West joined their Muslim neighbours for an iftar dinner as part of the holy month of Ramadan last week.
The event was hosted by the Canterbury Harmony Group and Punchbowl Multicultural Tenants Group, with the support of Canterbury City Council and Housing NSW, to celebrate the month of fasting and interfaith harmony. Dr Zachariah Matthews from Punchbowl’s Australian Islamic Mission (AIM) began the feast with an explanation of the daily religious obligations practiced by Muslims.
Canterbury deputy mayor and head of the Multicultural Access Program at Riverwood’s Tenant Resource Service Karl Saleh, said this is the fourth year they hosted the event and again it was a success.
“Those attending the dinner left feeling not only content from having enjoyed a wonderful meal but with a new warmth that comes from making friends,” he said.
>Switched on: Mayor launches electronic disposal
To ensure that no more electrical items will join the toxic swamp at the local tip, Canterbury Deputy Mayor Karl Saleh has initiated a local e-waste drop-off service. "I believe that there is a strong need to protect our environment, particularly in current times," Cr Saleh said. "We have a collection for chemical waste, why not electronic items as well? "Many people are looking to replace their old analog TVs with new plasmas and there are no services to address this." Cr Saleh realised the need for an e-waste disposal service when residents expresses their problems with trying to dispose of unwanted goods. "I have received so many calls from my neighbours and residents asking how they can get rid of computers and televisions," he said. "It's unhealthy for the environment to just throw them in with the normal garbage and residents know that." Research shoes that household electronic equipment contains significant amounts of toxic substances such as mercury and lead. When not properly discarded, they can leach into landfill sites and pose serious environmental hazards. "To reduce the burden on the environment, the council recommends looking at other options before throwing equipment away such as passing it on to friends or family, or hosting a garage sale," Cr Saleh said. "There are also a range of re-use and local charity organisations that accept second-hand goods and used televisions which are working and meet certain criteria." Residents will soon be able to safely dispose of old television sets, computers, video recorders, stereos and other electronic goods. A venue has yet to be announced. | ||
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RAPID advances in technolog >>Punchbowl rates best buy in Sydney
Courtesy of Canterbury-Bankstown
Express - 21/4/2009
“Canterbury
Council had started to spend some money in the area, which will boost
property values and rental prices - great news for keen investors”.
“The area isn’t over-developed like Bankstown is!”
Ray White Punchbowl real estate agent, Donna Michalakis, pictured right.
IT’S official: Punchbowl and Lakemba have been named Sydney’s best investment suburbs and hundreds of people want in.
Trouble is, the demand to buy far outweighs the supply of homes on the market.
Rental yields of up to 7.4 per cent, thanks to low property prices and strong rents, pushed the often-troubled Sydney suburb into the top spot, according to RP Data and BRW magazine.
Ray White Punchbowl real estate agent, Donna Michalakis, said the area had major potential for growth and development.
“Punchbowl is multiculturally diverse, centrally located, close to major amenities, between two major shopping centres on a good train line - but affordability is the key factor,” Mrs Michalakis said.
“Prices are rising so much and it is costing too much to rent in higher-class areas.”
RP Data Research Director Tim Lawless said Punchbowl featured on the list because a lot of people had their sights fixed on the area.
“Punchbowl and Lakemba were both listed amongst 18 Sydney metropolitan suburbs where it is now on average cheaper to buy a home than rent one,” he said.
Mrs Michalakis said first-home buyers had cleaned out the property market since the first-home owner’s grant was doubled in September last year.
“A lot of properties have been snapped up by first-home buyers in the area because they are getting places for such a good price and in such a convenient location,” she said. “But there’s definitely scope for investors and families as well. Punchbowl has been relatively untouched compared to other suburbs like Bankstown and there is a lot of opportunity for growth.”
The realtor said Canterbury Council had started to spend some money in the area, which will boost property values and rental prices - great news for keen investors.
“The
area isn’t over-developed like Bankstown is - it has been an untouched
gem waiting to be polished for such a long time,” Mrs Michalakis said.
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HARMONY Day last Wednesday saw the Canterbury community come together to celebrate residents’ diverse backgrounds. 
CANTERBURY HARMONY GROUP INC. PACIFIC ISLANDERS' STRENGTHENING SUPPORTING ADVOCATING EDUCATIONAL AND MENTORING NETWORK WISHES KARL SALEH AND HIS FAMILY A MERRY CHRISTMAS AND A PROSPEROUS NEW YEAR
PISSAM NETWORK PROGRAM DIRECTOR
CANTERBURY HARMONY GROUP INC
THANKS FOR THE SUPPORT IN MANY WAYS IN 2009 AND LOOKING FORWARD TO WORK WITH YOU IN 2010
The Premier has announced the new ministry in NSW.
NEW SOUTH WALES CABINET LIST OF MINISTERS 8 December 2009
- The Honourable Kristina Kerscher Keneally MP
Premier, and Minister for Redfern Waterloo
- The Honourable Carmel Mary Tebbutt MP
Deputy Premier, and Minister for Health
- The Honourable John Hatzistergos MLC
Attorney General, Minister for Citizenship, Minister for Regulatory Reform, and Vice President of the Executive Council
- The Honourable Eric Michael Roozendaal MLC
Treasurer, and Special Minister of State
- The Honourable David Andrew Campbell MP
Minister for Transport and Roads
- The Honourable Verity Helen Firth MP
Minister for Education and Training
- The Honourable Anthony Bernard Kelly MLC
Minister for Planning, Minister for Infrastructure, and Minister for Lands
- The Honourable Frank Ernest Sartor MP
Minister for Climate Change and the Environment, and Minister Assisting the Minister for Health (Cancer)
- The Honourable Linda Jean Burney MP
Minister for the State Plan, and Minister for Community Services
- The Honourable Michael John Daley MP
Minister for Police, and Minister for Finance
- The Honourable John Cameron Robertson MLC
Minister for Industrial Relations, Minister for Commerce, Minister for Energy, and Minister for Public Sector Reform
- The Honourable Ian Michael Macdonald MLC
Minister for State and Regional Development, Minister for Mineral and Forest Resources, and Minister for the Central Coast
- The Honourable Paul Gerard Lynch MP
Minister for Ageing, Minister for Disability Services, and Minister for Aboriginal Affairs
- The Honourable Steven James Robert Whan MP
Minister for Primary Industries, Minister for Emergency Services, and Minister for Rural Affairs
- The Honourable Jodi Leyanne McKay MP
Minister for Tourism, Minister for the Hunter, Minister for Science and Medical Research, and Minister for Women
- The Honourable David Lawrence Borger MP
Minister for Housing, Minister for Western Sydney, and Minister Assisting the Minister for Transport and Roads
- The Honourable Barbara Mazzel Perry MP
Minister for Local Government, Minister Assisting the Minister for
Planning, and Minister Assisting the Minister for Health (Mental Health)
- The Honourable Phillip John Costa MP
Minister for Water, and Minister for Corrective Services
- The Honourable Kevin Patrick Greene MP
Minister for Gaming and Racing, and Minister for Sport and Recreation
- The Honourable Dianne Virginia Judge MP
Minister for Fair Trading, and Minister for the Arts
- The Honourable Graham James West MP
Minister for Juvenile Justice
- The Honourable Paul Edward McLeay MP
Minister for Ports and Waterways, and Minister for the Illawarra
- The Honourable Peter Thomas Primrose MLC
Minister for Small Business, Minister for Volunteering, Minister for
Youth, and Minister Assisting the Premier on Veterans’ Affairs
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Such a beautiful place.... next time we are in Tonga we will have to stay there
Hey malo e lelei ..
:
Malo mua e gaue mai mei he hena
malo mua e faifatogia mai mei he fuu feituu fakalata koe
koe afe mai pe ke fai ha fklea atu mo oatu e foi temata koena ke fklahi aki e kuki..
loi pei koe oatu ia maa Vika jr..
malo mua e gaue mai mei hena fktauage ke kei faitapuekina kimoua he gaue oku fai ke kei hokohoko aipe....
kaikehe Ofa atu
Bless U
WELCOME TO YOU ALL....ESP...KIA KALONIKAKALA VALELE...MALO E FAIFATONGIA HE NGAAHI TAPA KOTOA 'OKU MOU 'IAI...'OFA LAHI ATU AND GOD BLESS.....
Just to say hello n to share this heart n lots of love with everyone,happy a wonderful weekend n a very blessed Sabbath Day,much ófa lahi atu to everyone,may God bless you all
Cheers
Malo mu'a e ngaue lelei, pea fktauage pe, ke tokoni'i kimou3 'ehe 'Eiki, 'ihe ngaue 'oku fai,'i hotau famili,...'ofa atu kia kimou3 hono kotoa
S.Fi'alu Kaloni Kakala Valele Moala
Hey cuzo
there's been heaps of great feedback about your resort
Congratulations and you guys deserve
it you worked hard, may God continue to bless your work.
OFA ATU
Congratulations on the success of your beach resort, very impressed, keep up the good work!!!!!
'Ofa atu
hey VAKALOA crew...heard terrific news of the biggest wedding in VAKALOA...congradulations on being good hosts... Love you guys and job well done and have to admitt the decorations were MA'ALAHI...it deserves a heart...from Mele, Hea and Moala....
Just stop by ke 'oatu e 'ofa ..some how i heard about this resort from my sister..wow ! by browsing down the page ..what can i say..extra 5 more and many star resort than any hilton. malo mu'a e langafonua Nova moe famili kotoa faka'ofo'ofa 'aupito.will definitely promote Vakaola here at the Whitsunday Qld..fielau pe koe tonga ma'a tonga siueli e south pacific..cheers
HELLO AND WELCOME TO EACH AND EVERYONE....
HOPE YOU ALL ENJOY AND LOVE THE VAKALOA BEACH RESORT....MAY YOU ALL ENJOY YOUR STAY AND WE ARE LOOKING FORWARD TO SEE YOU AGAIN....CHERRS
...TAKE CARE GOD BLESS.
To All Vakaloa Staffs . I want thankyou all for the beautiful song plus the pictures . I wish you all a great weekend and ......God Bless you all. Love Flatu In reply to: "GOODLUCK TO ALL VAKALOA STAFFS FOR YOUR FUNCTION TONITE...HAVE A GREAT W/END......GODBLESS..." by Vakaloa Beach Resort
hi Sati malo si'i fkafe'i mai e masiva ko kita
fkfiefia e sio ki he gaue lahi mo ma'ogo'oga ku ke fai mo e hoa... si'i
puli a2 si'eku uncle 'ofa ko Tunu ka 'oku ne fiefia he lava me'a 'oku
ke fai ha 'i Vakaloa so CONRATULATIONS BRO! WELDONE!
'ofa atu
bro Mani n fam
Malo e lelei si'i 'api ko Vakaloa
Fakatauange ki he 'Otua mafimafi ke kei foaki ha ivi ke toe liuliunga atu ke kei fai 'aki 'ae fua fatongia lelei mo poto 'oku mou fai mei he 'api ko Vakaloa 'ofa lahi atu kia ki mou3 hono kotoa pe pea pehe foki ki he Tukuafu family.
ofa atu ia mei he kau 'a'ahi ai pe ki he Vakaloa Resort
i love dis beach resort becasue ehts sooo nice nd palangi. ahhaa
i wish i cud go their again. hey stai and family just came to say
hello. hope u guys are doin alguds dwn ur wayss aye. wells imma jettss
now byebye
ofa atu to yyou the wife and the kids.
ella
xoxox
tc & gb
Malo e lelei tamaiki o Vakaloa...malo mu'a e ngaue lahi mo fk'ofo'ofa mei he feitu'una..taha ena ha fk.koloa lahi kihe famili Sati he lava me'a kuo mo fai, 'o sii me'a atu Tu'i o Tonga ki Vakaloa...malo faifatongia poto..ke fiefia ai e famili mo tonga kotoa, huanoa kapau ne kei moui a Tunu ee...sii ofa atu kamoutolu hono kotoa..
'Ofa atu
Tupou Tahi + family
Malo Sati e ngaue lahi mei hena mau fiefia noa'ia aipe he ngaue kuo ke lavaa uanoa e fiefia mai 'a Tunu mei Langi ho'o fai ha ngaue lelei ke fiefia ai e familii. 'Ofa ke fai tokonia aipe koe 'ehe 'Otuaa he ngaue fk'ofo'ofa 'oku faii.
'Ofa atu,
Pasepa Tu'ineau n family
'OKU OU FIEFIA 'AUPITO HE VAKAI HIFO KI HE LAVA ME'A KUO MOU FAKAHOKO.."VERY PROUD OF YOU"FAKATAUANGE PE KEI HOKOHOKO PEHE ATU AI PE HO'OMOU FAI FATONGIA LELEI.'OFA KE KEI FAI TAPUEKINA AI PE KIMOUTOLU HE 'OTUA MAFIMAFI.'OFA LAHI ATU..ngongo & famili
FKHISITOLIA ATU KE KEI MO'UI MAI E UNCLE KE FAI AIPE FIEFIA MOE 'ALU AIR HE NGAUE LELEI 'AE FANAU ...... PRAISE THE LORD ALWAYS In reply to: "KUO KAU 'A VAKALOA HE LAU HE KUO HA'ELEA HE TU'I 'O TONGA HE KATOANGA'I 'E HE PULE'ANGA 'AMELIKA 'A E 'AHO 4 'O JULY..PRAISE THE LORD.." by Vakaloa Beach Resort
malimali mai homou tamai he sio ki he ola 'o 'ene tauhi fanau mo ho'omou fa'e! JOB WELL DONE MR. & MRS. TUFUFA'I TUKUAFU !!
'ofa atu & god bless,
deanna
Fakalata 'aupito Vakaloa lahi hono 'ahia e matanga tatau pe moe ki'i peesi ni.......Faka'amu pe ha 'aho 'e tonu e misi kete 'eva 'o sio tonu 'i Vakaloa mo hono faka'ofo'ofa