March 16, 2022, 1:05 p.m.
Te Aroha Knox shared her testimony at the recent Royal Commission Māori Hearing for Abuse in Care and what she believes is the answer. As one of 19 people who presented at the inquiry, Te Aroha knows first-hand about abuse in care saying that she is coming from a lived experience and wants to ensure this does not continue to happen to the next generation.
Helen Leahy of Te Pūtahitanga shares some of the achievements she's most proud of, her decision to relocate & her future plans
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Elizabeth Motu of Healthy Families Far North explains the importance of intergenerational play & how it keeps whānau safe
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Minister Peeni Henare gives us an update on the Māori Housing Renewable Energy Fund
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We catch up with Maihi Makiha of Te Rarawa on the recently drawn housing ballot, leading to four whānau becoming home owners
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