By Te Rito journalism cadet, Hinewai Netana-Williams.
Tag: Bullying. Showing results 1 - 10 of 33
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Otago University to act with urgency over racism, discrimination, bullying reports
Reports of systemic racism, discrimination and bullying at a University of Otago school have been acknowledged and accepted by its vice-chancellor, Professor David Murdoch, who says acting on it is
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'I tae Māori mai, ka hoki Māori atu'- Nanaia Mahuta
Just when you think Christmas cheer would wash over Parliament, allegations of bullying and verbal abuse are raring their ugly heads in the National Party.
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Victim of bullying shares her journey to inspire others
Esmé Hunt, of Ngāti Mutunga, was chosen as the rangatahi spokesperson and during her kōrero, she talked about how being a victim of bullying throughout school eventually led to her suffering from depression and anxiety later in life.
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Online kapa haka challenge to remove barriers facing Māori and takatāpui
The Auaha Challenge 2021 - Irarere focuses on raising awareness and educating communities around Aotearoa on the art of kapa haka while removing stereotypical barriers that face Māori and takatāpui every day.
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Rage Against the Rangatahi, Bullying, Episode 8
The school bullies are revealed - but are they rehabilitated?
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NewsCovid and bullying have hit workers hard- CTU survey
The pandemic and workplace bullying are major concerns identified in the CTU's annual work life survey, released today
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Poi, mau rākau and dance videos raise anti-bullying awareness
"We need to stand together - we need to speak up to stop bullying," kapa haka champion Kawariki Morgan says.
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Bullying and harassment systemic in parliament- Report
The report into bullying and harassment in parliament has found that such behaviour is systemic, normalised and extends from violent behaviour through to sexual harassment and assault.
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"Fat, useless, ugly- I should've died"- the rise of digital self-harm
A new report by NetSafe on NZ teenagers and 'digital self-harm' has raised serious concerns, highlighting the need to support rangatahi in online spaces. One online Māori blogger says she's not surprised by the findings.
