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The Gravy - Series One, Episode Four (Tigilau Ness)
Television (Full Length Episode) – 2007
The Polynesian Panthers wasn’t a gang. Our main aim was to help our people.
– Tigi Ness
I was sentenced to 12 months. Suddenly these things of mine have been taken away… my family, my music.
– Tigi Ness talks about the sentence he was given after protesting against Apartheid during the 1981 Springbok Tour
The music of the ukulele – it’s soul music to me.
– Tigi Ness
We were more or less like a lost generation wandering in the city. That’s why I always call myself a ‘traffic islander’ now.
– Tigi Ness
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