A national youth convention in Auckland has given rangatahi the opportunity to tell the older generation what needs to change and why. It follows a strike this week by hundreds of thousands of youth worldwide who are demanding action on climate change.
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'We’re telling the government to wake up'- Rangatahi strike
Tens of thousands of rangatahi have taken to the streets around the country for a second time to fight for climate change action.
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Whānau support drives Wainohu to succeed
Champion Waka Ama paddler Gaibreill Wainohu has been named as a finalist in the 2019 Matariki Awards for the Te Whetū Maiangi Award for Young Achievers category.
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Rangatahi take strike action again for climate change
It comes after thousands marched to parliament in March demanding more from the government to address climate change.
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NewsOpinion: What our tamariki really need when it comes to sexual violence support
The government recently announced a $320mil investment in family and sexual violence support services. But as a survivor, Te Ao reporter Jessica Tyson says Māori whānau need to step up to address the issue.
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Globe, Episode 4
Exploring youth culture through the eyes of Gen Z. Globe is a magazine style bilingual series featuring short-form content.
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New campaign to improve state childcare system
The New Zealand Māori Council has launched an online campaign focusing on what whānau need to do when it comes to the safety and protection of children.
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Wellington student president launches city council campaign
Twenty-two-year-old Tamatha Paul (Ngāti Awa, Waikato Tainui) is campaigning to take Wellington City Council’s Lambton ward. She says Māori and young people need a voice, which is why she's stepping up.
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Globe, Episode 3
Exploring youth culture through the eyes of Gen Z. Globe is a magazine style bilingual series featuring short-form content.
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Parents demand more robust assessments from Oranga Tamariki
Parents struggling to cope with their children being uplifted by Oranga Tamariki are demanding the ministry conducts more robust investigations involving members of a child's wider whānau before seeking orders to uplift.
