(AO) Competitive glam queens by nature, Ngā Kuini o Panguru, return to their papakainga in Panguru to be immersed in all things Hokianga.
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Queens of Panguru, Series 1 Episode 3
(AO) Competitive glam queens by nature, Ngā Kuini o Panguru, return to their papakāinga in Panguru to be immersed in all things Hokianga.
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NewsTakatāpui rangatahi resource to provide support to whānau
A second resource in a series about takatāpui well-being has been created by Tīwhanawhana Trust Chair and takatāpui activist Dr Elizabeth Kerekere in collaboration with RainbowYOUTH.
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Queens of Panguru, Series 1 Episode 2
(AO) Competitive glam queens by nature, Ngā Kuini o Panguru return to their papakāinga in Panguru to be immersed in all things Hokianga.
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Queens of Panguru, Series 1 Episode 1
(AO) Competitive glam queens by nature, Ngā Kuini o Panguru, return to their papakainga in Panguru to be immersed in all things Hokianga.
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Graphic safe sex clips raise eyebrows
An online HIV prevention series aimed at gay and bisexual men is raising questions in the sexual health community about appropriate sex education. The NZ Aids Foundation's (NZAF) campaign on the Love Your Condom website shows 'how-to' demonstrations of condom use to encourage safe-sex practice. WARNING: this story contains scenes not suitable for younger audiences.
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Homosexual law reform long overdue- Georgina Beyer
Historic convictions for sex between men in New Zealand will be quashed on a case by case basis, for people convicted before homosexual law reform in 1986. Georgina Beyer says this is about the human rights of homosexuals whose lives were impacted under the law of this country. Today's announcement can help address the mistakes of the New Zealand Government.
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ShowsQueens of Panguru
Queens of Panguru - surviving the bush and each other has never been more dramatic!
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Key bombs out at Big Gay Out
The power of kapa haka has provided a new stage for Lesbian, Gay, Bi-sexual and Transsexual rights. Members of the group, "Ahakoa he aha, he tangata", performed at the Big Gay Out in Auckland in front of more than 12,000 people. The group believe they have the right to practise a tradition handed down by their ancestors.
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NewsPressure to ban police and corrections officers from Pride Parade
Queer and trans activist group No Pride in Prisons is putting pressure on the Auckland Pride Board to disallow uniformed Police and Corrections officers from marching in the 2016 Pride Parade.
