Last Wednesday marked White Ribbon Day - the international day when people wear a white ribbon to show that they do not condone violence towards women.

In honour of White Ribbon Day, 'She is not Your Rehab' (a non-religious and non-legislative movement whose mission is to impact the culture around abusive relationships, domestic violence and unhealthy ideals of masculinity) sent a 'She is not your Rehab' t.shirt to Samoan superstar Dwayne 'The Rock' Johnson.  They also launched a very special campaign video featuring founder Matt Brown's 5 year old son Angelou Brown.

The video went viral with over 1 million views on both instagram and facebook.

And less than a week later, the man himself has responded to Angelou with this heartfelt post and has also shared the video on his own instagram with all 204 million of his followers!

Check out his message to Angelou and his father here - 

The Super Samoan Mark Hunt sat down with the Submission Radio boys and discussed his upcoming fight against Paul Gallen, what he's been doing since his last UFC fight, whether he'd consider taking on Mike Tyson and more 

By Lefaoali’i Dion Enari

Drill rap artists such as One Four and HP Boyz are Australian hip hop icons. But what does this mean for Pasifika?

There is no question of the talent, innovation and influence they possess. For many of their fans, they are amazing musicians. However, for Pasifika youth, particularly in Australia, they see more than just rap artists, more importantly, they see their brothers, cousins and themselves.

As a Pasifika person growing up in Australia; our realities were never reflected in the hip hop industry.

I can remember clearly, much of the hip hop we consumed in Australia was either by white Australians or imported from America or the United Kingdom.

Even the hip hop we heard from other Pasifika people either came direct from the Islands, New Zealand or America. Although I was proud to hear hip hop from people that looked like me and were connected through ethnic ties, I still felt disconnected.…more

After it was confirmed last week Junior Fa had to withdraw from the December 12 fight due to medical reasons, both Junior Fa and Joseph Parkers camps came together for a press conference yesterday to reveal a new date for the bout which has been delayed until February or March 2021.

It's a move Fa's fired-up trainer Eugene Bareman says is just the latest installment in "the Higgins Show"

Watch the full statement from Eugene and responses from fight promoter & Joseph Parker's manager David Higgins and Parkers Coach Kevin Barry in the video above.

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Video Credit:  GladrapChannel

Samoan NFL player Juju Smith-Schuster shares how he grew up sleeping on the floor most of his childhood and didn't get his own room until he got to the NFL.  

He surprised his family earlier this year buying them a new house.

“Rugby, it’s the game played in heaven”

The future stars of Fiji, Samoa and Tonga participated in the 2020 Pacific Combine for a chance to showcase their talents and learn new skills to help them become complete rugby players.

Find out what happened over the three day event earlier this year.

Hear from the artists who are putting Western Sydney and Australian drill music on the global stage.

ONEFOUR's "My City" feat. The Kid LAROI is a defiant tirade that questions the narratives that surround their lives, but check it out as they look to unite outlying suburbs of Sydney.