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Thursday 30 January 2020 | Written by Moana Makapelu Lee | Published in Local
Dr Areti Metuamate pictured with his wife Dr Jessa Rogers-Metuamate, begins his new role as chief executive of new Catholic tertiary institution Te Kupenga Catholic Leadership Institute next month. 20012923
Christianity was a big part of colonialism, but it also helped provide education to Pacific peoples, says new Catholic university boss.
Christianity was a big part of colonialism, but it also helped provide education to Pacific peoples, says new Catholic university boss.
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