The release of the Jonah Lomu documentary has given long-time rugby fans a chance to remember one of the greats of rugby union, while introducing a new generation of fans and aspiring athletes to the legacy he left behind.But behind the rugby icon is a much deeper story of culture, family and personal life. While the film celebrates the beautiful game that made Lomu a household name, it also opens a space for healing and reflection for his family and those who knew him.One of the few Tongan voices behind the scenes, Vea Mafile’o joins Nesian Footy to talk about the man who inspired generations of Pasifika players, and what it meant to help document such a complex and personal history. As one of the film’s only Pasifika producers, Vea brought a unique perspective to the story; made even more meaningful by the fact that he and Lomu came from the same island in Tonga.NRL Finals Week 1 got off to a bang, with Tinirau Arona unpacking a weekend of big collisions, tight scorelines and plenty to talk about.The fourth and final game of the Greatest Rival Series between South Africa and New Zealand has come to an end, with South Africa outlasting the All Blacks to claim the series.The Fijiana have come out on top in their Pacific Nations Cup semi-final, while the WXV Global Series has also kicked off. Sam Wykes has the latest from the women’s game.