No. Apple distributes Pages exclusively through the Mac App Store (a package format, not a standalone DMG). Any DMG claiming to be “official” but requiring manual installation is almost certainly modified.
Cybercriminals know that "REPACK" and "crack" are high-volume search terms. They routinely package legitimate-looking DMG files with remote access trojans (RATs), keyloggers, or even ransomware. Once you mount the DMG and run the "installer" (which may ask for your admin password), you could: Pages 11.1 Dmg REPACK
Some users need Pages 11.1 because a collaborator uses it and newer versions break formatting. Instead of hunting a repack, try: Instead of hunting a repack, try: If your
If your Mac supports it, upgrading to a newer macOS (Monterey or Ventura) will let you install the latest Pages from the App Store—which is more secure and feature-rich than version 11.1. Instead of hunting a repack