Just watched the Panthers series on Onedemand, amazing amazing amazing stuff ✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿✊🏿

Interesting story much love to Pacific Islanders gods people much respect I’m Latino my parents came to oz same thing growing up I grew up with islanders my son half Tongan God bless us all 🙏🙏

Thanks for making the videos (part 1 to part 3). I'm using some of the quotes and info from these videos to help my teacher become aware of the actions and consequences of the Polynesian Panthers in NZ (1970's). I found this doco useful. And God bless all the people that were involved in this movement. I am grateful for the changes that they brought about, in NZ

Ponsonby: where my Samoan grandfather met my Cook Island grandmother. Me: a second generation Polynesian Kiwi.

I really enjoy watching these stories really moving and should be moving for all Polynesian people. I will use these stories in my studies for me as a Polynesian I appreciate what needed to be done to have a voice today.

Black Power and Polynesian Panthers for life.

Like bob marley said we have to fight for our rights ❤

Grew up in Ponsonby and Grey Lynn....Loved it

Absolutely fascinated by this movement. My father came from Tonga during this era. Great to learn about the history of our people.

Memories of dawn raids in South Auckland Otara 70s for a 10yrs old. Was scary! Racism was very real iin 70s and 80s!

Power to the people, Polynesian panthers legacy will live forever✊✊✊

Iam Kingston Te iwingaro TAPIKI male 21 of New Zealand, living in Australia as a follower of most high, I pay my highest respect to Polynesian culture and the panther movement, and thank u in advance as I revere this dime. but I do feel the same about Australia with black power and the black idealist being under white supremacy and stripped of human benefits for the colour of skin, so I too one day hope too start the first serious movement in praise to the most high Ptah and maat, and this was so moving I had to comment so you know how widely effected the world is from your movement 13

I have a very clear memories of Ponsonby GreyLynn during the 70s.I arrived in Auckland 1970 second lot of multi emigrants from Samoa. My English was not very good but i knew what was going on.. I spent alots of hours outside the Panthers office. I had 3 friends going in and out of the office and then they all came out together and said that we have a job, was to follow the task force van and report back. I wish i had a VIDEO. My friends Viki , Vincent and David. The way the treaed my people and my maori cousins were Dam EVIL... Im still living in the area.

Wow! Interesting documentary. Thank you for sharing. Part of history indeed.

i think i can relate to this being white working class frm the north of england

What a great documentary! Thanks so much for posting. i'll def be sharing this with a lot of people!

Fabulous movement, wish it was still around, those days were the real days of Ponsonby/Grey Lynn good years, people cared

Happy 45years my brothers✊

Wow!!!! This is Awesome. Never knew that they even existed. Good job!!!! God bless you all 😎

First heard this on the intro to diggy dupè's album💛

well this will actually help me with my history assesment thanks.

Thanks so much for this. My 19yr old son had many questions that I couldn’t answer so this helped so much.

Glad I saw this, though it's sobering to reflect on how things were - and still are in many ways. Injustice and oppression stings. - Grey-haired pakeha guy

Inspiring these peoples are probably grandparents like myself grew up in Otara now I live across the ocean 🌊 Kia kaha back in the day

Awesome thanks for uploading makes it more interesting and understand better😘

I don’t understand how this video was put here 9years ago but I’m only just seeing and hearing about this history our poly people had to go through

Thanks for uploading this video, I'm doing a Pacific Studies elective paper within my History and Politics BA. Saves me having to go and borrow the tape recording at the university library.

Shot! Fa Mean! POLY LOVE! something that dont devide us... MEAN POLY MEAN

HI SHC

#POWER TO THE PEOPLE Nz Aotearoa / Polynesian Dawnraids /Ihumatao Usa /Minnesota Black Polynesian Panther Party

Maori are Polynesians too a lot of Maori today don’t know that

#blackpower🖤✊🏿🇺🇸

2013, panther chairman Will 'Ilolahia is standing for the auckland district health board, , Auckland. Will a survivor from Guillian Barre Syndrome (GBS) from which he died twice, was paralysed 4 months and wheel chair bound for nearly 2 years wants the board to be more patient focus rather than system driven. Please if in you are in Auckland district Vote for Will, don't tick, but write No. 1 to his name. Those of you outside, please pass on this message to those you know in Auckland.

Pass the poop bucket

Nothing changed

panthers was also exsited in israel

WHO????