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SUDAN'S ENTRY INTO THE ACADEMY AWARDS AND Winner of the Un Certain Regard Freedom Prizeat the Cannes Film Festival 2023 GOODBYE JULIA  In NZ cinemas March 14 Across the divides of rich and poor, Muslim and Christian, north and south,light-skinned and dark, Mona and Julia become friends. A film by Mohamed Kordofani  Dir.... Keep Reading

MNZ Conference website report    Community leaders from around the motu converged at Tamaki Makaurau on May 6th for MNZ’s two-day Huarahi Hou Conference - Te Tiriti-based Multicultural Aotearoa towards 2040. The kaupapa for the weekend was to address concerns about immigration, settlement and colonisation from a... Keep Reading

The multicultural communities of New Zealand Aotearoa have come together and contributed toward putting an 8 point proviso together to guide politicians and incoming Government. The voices of these communities have gone unheard and underrepresented in past elections and government decisions. We have put in hard mahi (work) to ensure their... Keep Reading

12 May 2020 The Government has announced that New Zealand can safely move out of Alert Level 3 at 11.59pm on Wednesday 13 May. Until then, we're still at Alert Level 3, and all Alert Level 3 guidance and restrictions apply. Cabinet has decided to phase in some aspects of Alert Level 2 in order to manage the risk of stepping down Alert... Keep Reading

Multicultural New Zealand has signed up as a partner in the Vote 2019 Local Government Election Campaign. This means, that we’ll be sending you regular #Vote2019NZ information - developed by Local Government New Zealand over the next ten months. In the wake of the March 15 Christchurch massacre and in the light of declining... Keep Reading

Submission by Multicultural New Zealand on the New Zealand Government's draft report to the United Nations Committee on the Elimination of Discrimination (CERD) on compliance with the International Convention on the Elimination of All Forms of Racial Discrimination, September 2015. Keep Reading