Maringi Kete, Talesha Waretini and Chalet Bidois are raising funds for Gumboot Friday by walking up four maunga in their red bands.
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Mike King calls for health ministry No 2 official's resignation over Gumboot Friday claim
The mental health advocate says he never applied for funding for his charity Gumboot Friday, which Robyn Shearer says they did and missed the deadline for funding.
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NewsMike King tells National MPs to stop pretending they care about him or his Gumboot Friday campaign
The mental health advocate took to Instagram, lashing out at the political party for joking about mental health and the recent Mongrel Mob saga.
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Emotional Mike King returns NZOM medal, calls for action on suicides
"We've become a nation where we think nothing can change. It can."
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Mike King and volunteers walk 100km to raise $100,000 to support rangatahi
The hikoi is a part of Gumboot Friday.
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Aucklanders invited to join world record haka for Gumboot Friday
Mental health advocate Mike King is on a mission to make a world record of the most people doing a haka in gumboots as a part of Gumboot Friday today.
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Get up close with Stan Walker during his nationwide book tour
Stan Walker will be hosted by Mike King as they visit Lower Hutt, Tauranga, Whanganui, New Plymouth, Napier, Blenheim, Greymouth, Christchurch, Dunedin and Invercargill.
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Mike King 'very grateful' after motorbike accident
Comedian Mike King is in Waikato Hospital awaiting surgery after he was seriously injured in a motorbike accident near Paeroa last week.
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Almost $400k available from Gumboot Friday for children’s counselling over Christmas
The funds donated to Gumboot Friday earlier this year is making $395,880 available for counselling to help New Zealand children manage their way through Christmas and New Year.
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New study to research final letters left by victims of suicide
For the first time in Aotearoa, a new study announced by Mike King will look into the final letters or messages left by victims of suicide to find answers as to why so many New Zealander’s are taking their lives.
