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Kimiora O Tungane Mataiti, also known as Papa Pene (centre), surrounded by his golden oldies rugby brothers from the Aitutaki Happy Feet team and Mongoose golden oldies club. They have come together with 'acts of kindness' to honour Papa Pene and give him a bright new smile.
Aitutaki’s Happy Feet golden oldies rugby speedster Papa Pene will have the brightest smile on the field this week, thanks to a new ‘A-OK’ (acts of kindness) initiative.
Aitutaki’s Happy Feet golden oldies rugby speedster Papa Pene will have the brightest smile on the field this week, thanks to a new ‘A-OK’ (acts of kindness) initiative.
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