​Vaka: Tokelau's response to climate change From Nine To Noon, 9:20 am on 8 November 2019​​

New documentary Vaka shows people from the remote Pacific community of Tokelau doing everything they can to proactively respond to climate change, weaving together customary wisdom and modern techniques.

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The film is made by Massey University Media Production students, and is screening at Exposure Hi Kanohi Kitea, at Massey's Wellington campus until November 16th.

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Kelly Moneymaker, Ben Dickens, and Mason Rudd spent two weeks as a small team filming on Tokelau earlier this year.  They tell Kathryn Ryan theirs' is a relatively positive story about climate change.

https://www.rnz.co.nz/national/programmes/ninetonoon/audio/2018721285/vaka-tokelau-s-response-to-climate-change

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