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Whānau celebrate 4-year-old's first steps
Four-year-old Caydence Rewi was born with a rare genetic disorder called CDKL5. Doctors told her family that she will never walk or talk but she is defying the medical odds and has taken her first steps.
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Wānanga teaches tamariki paddling skills and tikanga Māori
This summer outdoor activity facilitators Mātātoa has just received support from local government to run free waka hoe wānanga in Auckland.
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NewsJacinda Ardern: Coalition govt lifted 18,400 children from poverty
The PM has credited the Families Package with lifting 18,400 tamariki from poverty. In a statement to the media, she explained that figures from Stats NZ indicated that seven of the nine child poverty measures have improved during her tenure.
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Ihumātao tamariki play in a "Palace Pā" of pallets
What started as a monument to the ancient tūpuna Hape, has now become what Ihumātao tamariki have named their "Palace Pā." This fortress for the multitude at Ihumātao protects tamariki from the sun, and gives them a place to play while their whānau occupy the whenua.
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Māori babies taken from whānau more than others
Children’s Commissioner Andrew Becroft has today released statistics showing Māori babies are five times more likely than non-Māori to be taken in state custody.
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Autism not a disability, but a different ability says Ngāti Whātua māmā
Ngāti Whatua mother Chachi Wiperi says having a daughter with autism has taught her that autism is not a disability, but a different ability.
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Mokotube app helps tamariki access te reo on YouTube
Mokotube, is a kids-targeted version of YouTube Kids all in te reo tuku iho. Hei Tiki Creatives created the new digital channel to launch on Kirihimete.
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Manurewa/Weymouth's Keith Park is more accessible for disabled
This summer, playgrounds across Aotearoa will be filled, with the smiles and laughter of children. A new park in Manurewa is hoping to do the same, but it's been specifically designed to cater to children with disabilities. Today the Manurewa local board and members of the disabled community opened up the very first public park in Auckland designed for children with disabilities. For 5-year-old Israel Ataata it's an opportunity to have fun in a safe way.
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Donations worth $50,000 destined for Samoa
Samoan families based in Auckland have banded together to collect donations for whānau and health providers impacted by the measles outbreak in Samoa. Organisers and volunteers met at Wiri today to start packing supplies for a 40m container destined for Samoa.
