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Reflections from AAPS 2025 – Grateful to Be Part of the Talanoa
Last week, the Pacific Women’s Professional and Business Network (PWPBN) had the privilege of attending the Australian Association for Pacific Studies (AAPS) Conference 2025, held at the University of Sydney.
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IWD Profile 2025: Amanda Babet-Thompson
Screen-Save-Thrive Ilovi – Taqomaka – Me Bulabula Sara: Empowering Pacific Women Through Cancer Screening...
IWD Profile 2025: Stephanie Spooner
Screen-Save-Thrive Ilovi – Taqomaka – Me Bulabula Sara: Empowering Pacific Women Through Cancer Screening...
IWD Profile 2025: Caroline (Thelma) Vuki
Screen-Save-Thrive Ilovi – Taqomaka – Me Bulabula Sara: Empowering Pacific Women Through Cancer Screening...
IWD Profile 2025: Melissa Malu
We want to take a moment to shine a light on Melissa Malu, Head of Pasifika Collections and Engagement at the Australian Museum and a former Board member of PWPBN.
IWD Profile 2025: Helen Vea
South Pacific Aromas is a Tongan owned business run by Helena Vea-Webber. It is a vibrant business that celebrates Pasifika culture.
IWD Profile 2025: Lydia Tofaeono
Lydia Tofaeono is an incredible young woman whose passion for helping others shines brightly in our community! For over three and a half years, Lydia has dedicated herself to the charity Prosper (Project Australia).
IWD Profile 2025: Lautoa Faletau
Lautoa Faletau is currently a Pacific Development Specialist based in ACT with extensive expertise in regional security, stakeholder engagement, program facilitation and delivery, as well as gender equality, disability, and social inclusion (GEDSI).
IWD Profile 2025: Lizzie Wong
Lizzie Wong, Chair of the Fiji Diaspora Women’s Alliance, is a dedicated advocate for Pasifika women, leading initiatives to empower their health, wellbeing and safety.
IWD Profile 2025: Dr. Olataga Alofivae-Doorbinnia
Dr. Olataga Alofivae-Doorbinnia is a powerful role model for Pasifika women, demonstrating leadership and strength in healthcare.
IWD Profile 2025: Teisa Lanumata
Teisa Lanumata is not only serving delicious meals but also creating meaningful connections and showcasing the vibrant culture of the islands.
IWD Profile 2025: Latai Taumoepeau
Renowned artist Latai Taumoepeau, uses faivā (performing art) grounded in Tongan philosophies of relational vā (space) and tā (time).
IWD Profile 2025: Rebecca Tongia
Rebecca Tongia is a dynamic leader and advocate for women’s empowerment in the trades industry, and is the driving force behind the Pasifika Women in Trades Program at TAFE NSW Miller.
Join Us for the International Women’s Day 2025 Eco-Friendly Market
Declutter. Recycle. Swap or Sell. Let’s celebrate by giving new life to preloved goodies and supporting sustainable shopping!
Honouring Lives, Celebrating Health: Serenity Sisterhood Celebration
On September 21, 2024, the Pacific Women’s Professional and Business Network (PWPBN) welcomed Member for Liverpool, Charishma Kaliyanda, to the Serenity Sisterhood Celebration at Sandy Point Community Hall.
Serenity Sisterhood Celebration
Honouring Lives, Empowering Futures. We look forward to honouring the remarkable journey of our incredible women and celebrating our collective achievements. Remembering those gone, embracing health, and fostering a stronger community through our commitment to regular screening.
Pacific Wins: Loau Donina Va’a Advances GESI at the FDC – Lowy Institute Pacific Panel
Sydney, Australia – August 12, 2024 – Loau Donina Va’a, CEO of Samoa’s Ministry of Women, Community, and Social Development, and Chair of the Pacific Women Professional Business Network (PWPBN), delivered an impactful presentation at the FDC-Lowy Institute Pacific Panel.
PWPBN Celebrated by Liverpool Mayor for Outstanding Community Impact
Liverpool, 15 August 2024 – At a special ceremony held at the Liverpool Council Chambers, Mayor Ned Mannoun recognized the vital contributions of local community organizations. Among the honorees was the Pacific Women Professional Business Network Inc. (PWPBN), co-chaired by Jaithoon Venkteshwar, receiving a certificate of appreciation for their impactful Mother’s Day Reflection Breakfast.
Cancer Screening Powerful Talanoa
Around 30 women gathered for a powerful talanoa on cancer screening at the EFKS Fairfield Church, led by the Pacific Women Professional and Business Network (PWPBN).
Our Women Our Success Stories: Messages from the Heart
Join us for our 3rd screening Information Session. Our healthcare professionals will be there to share valuable information on screening. Hear inspiring personal stories and gain valuable insights into the importance of early detection from our women who have walked the path.
Listening to Our Bodies Taking a Preventive Step: Cancer Screening for Pacific Women in NSW
On July 24th, 2024, the Pacific Women’s Professional and Business Network (PWPBN), in collaboration with the Pasifika Moving Program through NSW Health, hosted over 20 Pasifika women at the Emerton Youth Recreation Centre.
Screen-Save-Thrive: Empowering Pacific Women Through Cancer Screening
Join us for our 3rd screening Information Session. Our healthcare professionals will be there to share valuable information on screening. Hear inspiring personal stories and gain valuable insights into the importance of early detection from our women who have walked the path.
Screen-Save-Thrive: Empowering Pacific Women Through Cancer Screening
We have collaborated with The Pasifika Moving Program (healing Hula by Tele) to be part of a culturally inclusive physical activity session followed by an interactive screening information session.
Screen-Save-Thrive – Ilovi – Taqomaka – Me Bulabula Sara: Empowering Pacific Women Through Cancer Screening
Empowering Pacific Women Through Cancer Screening, an interactive culturally tailored Talanoa session supported by our POWER Ambassador.