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Kusum

Kusum

Share on Facebook Tweet this Kusuma | Hillsborough “To be a woman in 2017 is a lot for me. I work. I have family. I overcome all the difficulties with the bringing up of children, but it is a challenge to work fulltime and raise four kids, and most of the time...
Dylan

Dylan

Share on Facebook Tweet this Dylan | Mt Eden On gender… “Today being a man for me means being vulnerable and open to experiencing and sharing your emotions with your whānau and friends. On children… Last time I interacted with a child was at the weekend,...
Bridgit

Bridgit

Share on Facebook Tweet this Bridgit | Milford “Today being a woman is a really busy job, because we are all juggling careers and doing our best to look after our children in a changing world. We are just really busy, but the world that our children need to be...
David

David

Share on Facebook Tweet this David | Māngere “My dad’s Tongan. I identify myself as Tongan. I grew up Tongan. Normally traditional religion. So I’d say I’m quite deeply connected to my religion all the time. I was born in Sydney. I moved to New Zealand when I...
Tailua

Tailua

Share on Facebook Tweet this Tailua | Māngere “I grew up in South Auckland, pretty much between Manurewa and Māngere. I’ve pretty much only ever lived in Mangere and Manurewa and Ōtara. I’m trying to finish up my studies of my Level 5 business diploma, and...
Rhi

Rhi

Share on Facebook Tweet this Rhi | Papatoetoe “I was born and raised in Hamilton. I’ve been back and forth from Hamilton and Auckland for the last six years or so. I’m a beauty therapist. I’m on my way to start my studies for my diploma. A random act of...

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