Nooks - Māngere Bridge. “Yesterday was my birthday so I shared a meal with my wife and kids. My wife is Cook Island Tahitian and I’m Māori so my kids are pretty much a fruit salad!" Read more...
Huva - Glen Innes. "What we really need is empathy. You just need to take life as it is. You only get one life, so you just have to be unapologetically yourself." Read more...
Lisa - Auckland. "The biggest challenge at the moment is just being a stay-at-home mum, and I’m kind of feeling a bit itchy and scratchy, so I’m going back to work in May." Read more...
Sara - Panmure. "The more connected we are the more we know we’re loved - the more we know we’re giving to people. That’s what makes us feel good as humans." Read more...
Peter - Te Atatu Peninsula. "When I can’t see someone on my left I bump into them, and they give me this really filthy look, like ‘why don’t you watch where you’re going!" Read more...
Rory - South Auckland. "I just like to help my family out, because they help me out a lot. It’s been good, doing what I can for my brother and my sister in South Auckland." Read more...
Cara - Te Atatu Peninsula. "Hāngi-wise; we have that now and then. That’s a real treat. I try, but I guess because I say that I am quite plastic Māori-wise, I’ve kind of lost all that." Read more...
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