The co-founder of a new community hub in the heart of Onehunga is on a mission to help Māori and Moana Nui a Kiwa youth thrive and succeed in the community.
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Kai Rotorua making kūmara accessible in the community
Today, Kai Rotorua has planted over 100 kūmara, which will eventually be donated to volunteers, marae and community groups.
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The inside story of NZ's growing addiction
Rangi Kapa Pou is on a mission to help those who are addicted to "P" to break free and help whānau who are dealing with the fallout
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NewsIwi and police initiative in Kawerau wins award
An initiative run by police, Tuhoe and Tūwharetoa to support the Kawerau community affected by a major methamphetamine operation run has won the Supreme Award at this year's Policing Awards.
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More New Zealanders receiving hardship assistance
Minister Carmel Sepuloni says the "steep rise" reflects the ongoing challenges for people seeking affordable accommodation.
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Mobile shower and laundry for homeless
A customised van service which provides free mobile laundry and showers for rough sleepers across Auckland was launched in Onehunga this morning.
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Govt to cap interest rates on high-cost loans
The government is targeting "predatory" loan sharks and truck shops by bringing in tougher measures to stop people spiraling into debt.
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Auckland Homeless Count released today
Updated. The initial findings of Auckland's Homeless Count have been released this afternoon. They estimate that there are approximately 800 people living without shelter across the Auckland region.
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Family of 7-year-old who went missing in Kawerau harassed
The mother of the 7-year-old who went missing but was found in Kawerau yesterday says that since the story has been shared on social media her family have been harassed and criticised.
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More time with whānau during Gambling Awareness Week
Today kicks off Gambling Harm Awareness Week and this year’s theme is encouraging people to take time out from gambling and put time into whānau.
