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Breakfast Ashburton with Luke HowdenJulie McGrath and TK Paul - He Waka Tapu Whanau Fun DayHe Waka Tapu Hakatere Whanau Fun Day returns to the area around the Paddling Pool at Ashburton Domain this SAT 22 NOV. 11am-3pm, it's a free day packed with whanau activities and entertainment, and over $1500 in prizes to be won! Luke sat down with TK and Julie to ask what we can look forward toSee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2025-11-1704 min
Wellington Mornings with Nick MillsWellington Mornings host Nick Mills on Tory Whanau's Mayoral tenureWell, one more day as Mayor for Tory Whanau – the “accidental mayor,” as many have called her – and just like that, her chapter in Wellington politics closes. What a ride, and what a mess. And, let’s be honest, what a disappointment. From the very beginning, Tory framed her leadership through a lens of identity – “poor me, give me a break, I’m a woman, and I’m new.” That became her shield, her excuse, and, in many ways, the story of her mayoralty. When she campaigned, it was all about team building, collabo...
2025-10-0906 min
The Mike Hosking BreakfastMike's Minute: Tory Whanau is the poster child for ineptitudeThe Wellington mayor went out, not really in a blaze of glory yesterday, but more a fireball of misery and bitchiness. Tory Whanau is probably the local body poster child for ineptitude. She's given her bye-bye speech. She was a shambles. She may still be back, as she is standing in the Māori ward. She seems like a person who if she wasn’t in local politics, might have trouble finding work. She admitted, after it was too late, that she really should have done her homework before chasing the big may...
2025-10-0802 min
CheckpointWhanau Ora sparks govt concern after launching Maori voter adThe Whanau Ora commissioning agency is being issued a 'please explain' after it launched an ad campaign encouraging Maori to sign up to the Maori electoral roll. It's prompted concern from senior ministers who say government departments should not be pushing political objectives. The agency has two contracts with Te Puni Kokiri for Whanau Ora services, one of which expires on Monday. Deputy political editor Craig McCulloch reports.
2025-06-2503 minWellington Mornings with Nick MillsNick Mills: What is Tory Whanau's legacy as Wellington mayor?OPINION Tory Whanau has said no. She's said no to standing for Wellington mayor for the three terms she always said she’d run for. She's out; she's thrown in the towel. We won't get the exciting election campaign of Tory Whanau v Andrew Little, which I must say I was looking forward to. And I’ll be honest; I wanted her to run. I wanted to know if Wellington as a city really believes in the green idealisms she promotes. This election was going to tell me whether it w...
2025-04-2907 minWellington Mornings with Nick MillsTory Whanau: Wellington Mayor on her term, dropping her bid, Andrew Little's run for MayorTory Whanau is bowing out of Wellington's mayoral race. The incumbent's confirmed she'll instead stand for the council's Māori ward seat to give former Labour Leader Andrew Little a clear run. She says Little will do a good job, and she hopes people see her withdrawal as a gracious move. Whanau told Nick Mills she had to consider what was going to deliver the best outcomes for Wellington, and that meant shifting to running for council. She says she’ll still very much be there fighting for Wellington. Whanau s...
2025-04-2909 min
Early Edition with Ryan BridgeAndrew Little: Former Labour Leader on his bid for Wellington Mayor, Tory Whanau bowing outTory Whanau is bowing out of Wellington's mayoral race. The incumbent's confirmed she'll instead stand for the council's Māori ward seat to give former Labour Leader Andrew Little a clear run. She says Little will do a good job, and she hopes people see her withdrawal as a gracious move. Little's been critical of Whanau, calling rate increases under her leadership "simply not acceptable". He told Ryan Bridge Whanau advised him before announcing her decision. A key focus of both the residents and candidates is Wellington's high rates, and Li...
2025-04-2806 minWellington Mornings with Nick MillsTory Whanau: Wellington mayor on rates increases, engagement with businesses and how she'd rate her performanceWellington mayor Tory Whanau says she would rate her performance as the capital's mayor over 2024 as a "seven or eight". "I think it's gone up and down. Mid-year was probably around five, and if I would do things differently on certain things I would." It's been a difficult year for Whanau who has struggled to find a win. The deal to redevelop Reading Cinema collapsed, she failed to gain the support of councillors to sell the council's stake in Wellington Airport, and the government appointed a Crown observer. She ends the ye...
2024-12-1931 minWellington Mornings with Nick MillsTory Whanau: Wellington Mayor talks project cuts, Crown Observer appointment live in studio with Nick MillsLindsay McKenzie has been appointed as Wellington City Council’s Crown observer. Local Government Minister Simeon Brown said McKenzie has significant governance and senior leadership experience. McKenzie’s term will last until July next year. Wellington City Council’s Crown observer will be on the job tomorrow after the Government revealed the man tasked with sorting out “the shambles”. Lindsay McKenzie, the former chief executive of Tasman District Council and Gisborne District Council, has agreed to take on the role. Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau told Newstalk ZB’s Wellington Mornings host Nic...
2024-11-1229 min
#BHN Big Hairy News#BHN Luxon avoids interviews | Simeon meets Whanau | McAnulty on Breakfast "what a load of rubbish"There is a really good episode of Between 2 Beers where the boys talk about the PM's office approaching them to come on their podcast, then this week Stuff's Gone by Lunchtime made comments that makes us think he hasn't been on with them...then there's Q&A, The Detail and most importantly BHN. Why is he avoiding so many podcasts and broadcasts but was happy to offer his time unsolicited to go on B2B?
Kieran McAnulty and Chris Bishop went head to head on inflation, government spending, borrowing and more in a conversation that in part McAnulty described...
2024-10-171h 23Wellington Mornings with Nick MillsTory Whanau: Wellington mayor says everything is on the table regarding budget cuts, except water infrastructure and Golden Mile Wellington City Council has stopped the sale of its 34% share in the airport. The Long Term Plan will have to be amended which could involve significant cuts to capital spending. It’s the second significant loss Mayor Tory Whanau has suffered this year after the Reading Cinemas deal was also killed. Wellington Mayor Tory Whanauis faced with cutting up to $600 million from her 10-year budget after the city council voted to stop the controversial sale of its airport shares. Last week, Wellington City Council killed the sale of its 34% share in the airport, with one councillor saying it wa...
2024-10-1433 minWellington Mornings with Nick MillsNick Mills: Tory Whanau's train wreck interview is a moment we'll all rememberOPINION What a week Tory Whanau has had. It all started with our regular monthly catch-up on Tuesday. I asked the mayor if she was struggling with the cost of high rates and if she felt the pinch so many of us in Wellington are feeling. Her answer was pretty clear. "I've just sold my car recently, to kind of help pay the bills. I walk to work again, my mortgage rates have doubled in the last few years. "I'm feeling the crunch as well," the mayor told us. ...
2024-09-2306 minWellington Mornings with Nick MillsTory Whanau: Wellington mayor says she's sold her car 'to help pay the bills'- Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau says she’s not spending at the moment because of the cost of living crisis - She says her mortgage rates have doubled in the past few years and she recently sold her car to help pay the bills - The mayor recently received a 3.7% pay rise, taking her annual salary to $189,799 - She’s acknowledged things are “really tough” in Wellington at the moment Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau has acknowledged the economic challenges facing residents in the capital, saying she’s “feeling the crunch” too and recently sold he...
2024-09-1732 min
Mind The Mic300 The Whanau Show (Season 1)Send us a textWelcome to The Whanau Show! Our very first episode introducing the whanau of Mind The Mic Podcast! During our show, we hope you share laughs with us, good times, bad times, sad times, exciting times and just overall smiles and chur chur energy!The brother Stu welcomes us in with the World News and maybe one day, even the weather! Next up we have the brainiac of Chakra and energy! The famous Leeka_minuts! (Maddy finds out what Leekas name really means in this episode) Who...
2024-08-311h 29Wellington Mornings with Nick MillsTory Whanau: Wellington mayor unsure if vote to sell shares in Wellington Airport will passWellington Mayor Tory Whanau believes she still has a majority of one vote in favour of selling the council's stake in Wellington Airport - but told Nick Mills she isn't sure if the next vote will succeed. "We check it every week and people flip-flop. That's the problem." The controversial idea passed during the council's long-term plan vote but will come back to the council for a second vote in December. Multiple councillors now say there is a majority against the vote. "It's going to be really difficult. Just like the [l...
2024-08-1233 min
PX Whanau RadioWhanau Stories : Maori cinema in 2024 with Leo KoziolSonja reconnects with indigenous film curator,programmer,reviewer and festival co-director of the Wairoa Maori Film Festival: Leo Koziol.This special korero is the second time they have guested on PX Whanau and for this time it’s an insightful look at what’s on offer at this year’s New Zealand International Film Festival/Whanau Marama from Maori filmmakers,and his mahi as a co-selector for the Nga Whanaunga Maori Pasifika Shorts programme.We ask him what the highlights are for him at this years NZIFF as it begins in Aotearoa this month. Some of the Maori content and /or mad...
2024-08-0300 minWellington Mornings with Nick MillsCapital Letter: NZ Herald's Georgina Campbell says Tory Whanau needs a winWellington Mayor Tory Whanau needs a win after months of controversy, NZ Herald's Wellington issues reporter Georgina Campbell says. After pushing for the council's sale of its stake in Wellington Airport and the failed Reading Cinema deal, Whanau desperately needs something positive to point to, Campbell told Nick Mills. LISTEN ABOVESee omnystudio.com/listener for privacy information.
2024-07-1007 minWellington Mornings with Nick MillsTory Whanau: Wellington mayor says collapse of her majority is 'political theatre'Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau says the so-called collapse of her council majority is just "political theatre". Whanau is fresh from passing the council's long-term-plan, controversial with many councillors due to her support for selling the council's 34 per cent stake in Wellington Airport. Councillors Ben McNulty, Nureddin Abdurahman and Green councillor Nīkau Wi Neera all alleged Whanau abandoned her progressive agenda. "I still have a good relationship with these guys, to be honest," Whanau told Wellington Mornings host Nick Mills. "They say [they don't trust me], but this is all political theat...
2024-07-0831 minWellington Mornings with Nick MillsCapital Letter: NZ Herald's Georgina Campbell on Tory Whanau's crumbling majorityThree left-wing councillors typically viewed as part of Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau's council majority have said she can no longer rely on their unconditional support; an apparently crumbling of her support. But NZ Herald Wellington Issues reporter Georgina Campbell thinks this could be the making of Whanau as a mayor, now that she has to reach across political alliances to other councillors to pass her initiatives. She joined Wellington Mornings host Nick Mills to talk through the issue and a rise in Covid cases in the Wellington region. LISTEN ABOVESee om...
2024-06-1910 min
The Sunday Session with Francesca RudkinTory Whanau: Wellington mayor opens up about ADHD diagnosis and the impact it has on her political roleWellington mayor Tory Whanau has opened up about being diagnosed with ADHD and 'significant traits of autism', after seeking therapy for her drinking issues. Whanau revealed after she went sober, her neurodiverse traits became more obvious. She says she'd never considered her drinking habits were a symptom of something else until she sought professional help. "It just meant that everything in my life made sense. I had never, ever considered that I was neurodiverse, ever, until earlier this year. So it's been quite mindblowing, but also a relief." LISTEN ABOVE
2024-06-0912 minWellington Mornings with Nick MillsNick Mills: Tory Whanau should be judged on her performance, but not because of her ADHD diagnosisOPINION On Wednesday afternoon Newstalk ZB reporter Ethan Manera sat down with Wellington mayor Tory Whanau. She revealed to him that she's been diagnosed with ADHD and significant traits of autism. Ethan got the story after finding the Mayor had changed her bio on her Tiktok account, calling herself the “neurospicy Mayor of Wellington”. Neurospicy is Gen Z talk, meaning neurodivergent. So this reporter asked what the deal was, and the Mayor revealed her diagnosis. Whanau said she was diagnosed in April after working with a therapist. But sh...
2024-06-0704 minWellington Mornings with Nick MillsTory Whanau: Wellington Mayor says vote to fully sell council's airport stake unlikely to pass Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau says a council vote to sell the council's entire 34% stake in Wellington Airport is unlikely to pass. "It doesn't look like we'd have the support for that," she told Wellington Mornings host Nick Mills on Monday. The other option being considered by the council is a partial sale of the council's stake. "It's something I'm looking at proactively." "Of course I am [concerned by it], no one wants to sell the airport, no one wants to do that, but we have to address a very real problem of...
2024-05-2731 minWellington Mornings with Nick MillsWelington Mayor Tory Whanau admits secrecy around cinema deal went on too longWellington Mayor Tory Whanau has admitted the secrecy around the $32 million Reading Cinema deal went on for too long. The deal is finally set to be discussed in public later this week after every councillor the Herald spoke to on Saturday indicated support for it to be aired. The cinema building was closed in early 2019 after an earthquake risk was discovered and it has since become a symbol of the tired state of Courtenay Pl - a street that has traditionally been a key part of the nightlife and entertainment offering in Wellington. ...
2024-02-2631 min
Holiday BreakfastTory Whanau: Pleased Some Projects for LGWM Will Be RetainedSatisfaction from Wellington's Mayor over the scrapping of Let's Get Wellington Moving, despite her vocal opposition to the idea. Central and local government have agreed in principle to dissolve the project, confirming other transport infrastructure projects such as a second Mt Victoria tunnel is in the works. Tory Whanau told Tim Dower local leaders were able to meet half way during the discussions. She says she's pleased they were able to retain some important projects like the Golden Mile, and a commitment to urban development with the second tunnel Whanau says...
2023-12-1705 min
The Front PageDo Tory Whanau's problems warrant a resignation - or a wider debate?Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau has admitted to having a drinking problem. This comes after two incidents in which she has been seen visibly intoxicated in public spaces. Some councillors are now also calling Whanau’s resignation, with some questioning whether she can do the big job required of her. It also comes in the broader context of former Labour politician Kiri Allan, who blew over the legal limit after being involved in a car crash. That incident would ultimately come at the cost of her job in the Labour Government. But do the...
2023-12-0319 minWellington Mornings with Nick MillsNick Mills: Tory Whanau needs to resign both for her own health and the good of our cityWellington, we have a problem. On Wednesday night I attended a Christmas function, and there was only one topic of conversation. Apparently there's a video floating around of Wellington Mayor Tory Whanau at a bar which doesn't make for good viewing. And now, she finds herself forced to defend drunken behaviour yet again. She's come out and said she is flawed, but deeply cares about the city. She's even admitted she has a problem with alcohol. Remember four months ago Tory was on this show and said...
2023-11-3006 minWellington Mornings with Nick MillsTory Whanau joins Nick Mills following her dog being evicted from council officesWellington Mayor Tory Whanau says she will no longer go out on a Friday night for a drink and has been through a process of mourning her private life. It has been a tough month for the mayor after her tipsy night out on the town when she forgot to pay the bill, then finding herself in breach of the council’s tenancy agreement by bringing her dog Teddy to the office, and ongoing criticism of her attendance at civic events. Whanau told Newstalk ZB Wellington Mornings host Nick Mills if she could have changed someth...
2023-08-0832 min
Habits of High Performers Podcast with James LaughlinMayor Tory Whanau Recap: Why Vulnerability is essential in LeadershipWhy Vulnerability is essential in Leadership with Mayor Tory Whanau Tory Whanau is the first Maori Mayor of Wellington, NZ. She took the time out of her busy schedule to talk to me about leadership, vulnerability and her role as Mayor of Wellington. Tory was elected on a platform of change. Her focus is more affordable housing, better public transport, and greater opportunities for walking and cycling. Tory is passionate about protecting the vulnerable in our communities and also looking after the planet. She weaves this into all of her day-to-day work as May...
2023-05-2906 minHabits of High Performers Podcast with James LaughlinWhy Vulnerability is essential in Leadership with Mayor Tory WhanauWhy Vulnerability is essential in Leadership with Mayor Tory Whanau Tory Whanau is the first Maori Mayor of Wellington, NZ. She took the time out of her busy schedule to talk to me about leadership, vulnerability and her role as Mayor of Wellington. Tory was elected on a platform of change. Her focus is more affordable housing, better public transport, and greater opportunities for walking and cycling. Tory is passionate about protecting the vulnerable in our communities and also looking after the planet. She weaves this into all of her day-to-day work as May...
2023-05-2440 minWellington Mornings with Nick MillsTory Whanau is no longer willing to meet with Restore Passenger Rail protestersWellington's Mayor has taken the offer to meet with disruptive climate protesters off the cards. Tory Whanau was willing to speak with Restore Passenger Rail supporters after they'd sat in traffic in a demonstration on Monday. She was prepared to advocate for their demands, in good faith. But Mayor Whanau says she's disappointed the group hit the streets again today, and blocked traffic on Adelaide Road. She says a lot of the buses were backed up due to the protest and she can understand if people are frustrated. LISTEN...
2023-04-2103 minWellington Mornings with Nick MillsNick Mills slams Tory Whanau's 'decade of pain' commentsYesterday the first sod was turned at the Aotea Quay roundabout, which is set to replace a traffic light-controlled intersection just North of Sky Stadium. The new roundabout is at one of Wellington's key arterial routes, that carries more than 32-thousand vehicles a day. It's set to streamline access to the ferry terminal and freight yards in the city centre. Let’s be clear, after spending the last ten months based at Sky Stadium I think this roundabout is a great idea. Well, as long as it doesn't congest the traffic heading North at peak time...
2023-04-0605 min
Right At HomeEP 7: Whanau Centred Housing with James Te PuniIn this episode, we're joined by James Te Puni (Ngāti Porou), General Manager of Te Āhuru Mōwai.
James shares what it's like at the helm of New Zealand's largest Māori-owned community housing provider. He has an extensive professional background that includes senior leadership roles in several enterprises, social services, and the cultural and sporting sectors.
James and his whanau are proud and passionate residents of Titahi Bay and Porirua.
You'll learn the following:
- how to deliver whanau-centered housing service
- why creating community space is import...
2023-03-1033 min
Get A Job And Get Healthy With Costas EnterprisesHappy Easter Whanau!Kia Ora Whanau!
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2022-04-1423 min
Family, Whanau and Disability40. The Importance of Beginning EarlyUrsula Christel has 3 sons. In 1998 her middle son was diagnosed with Angelman Syndrome, a rare condition that affects 1:15,000 people. As life got busy, so did Ursula. She co-founded The Angelman Network, a NZ based registered charity that shares up-to-date information about Angelman Syndrome and offers support to families in New Zealand. She attended as many disability related workshops as she could to help support her family and to continue to grow her work with The Angelman Network.Just before her son turned 18, an opportunity presented itself for her to create a PATH plan for him...
2021-10-1830 minFamily, Whanau and Disability39. The Importance of Relationship Building with Whanau and the Wider CommunityPresenters: Jo Hannah Produced by Parent to Parent NZGuests: Jo Ellis Jo Ellis is a single mum to Harvey, an enthusiastic, inquisitive teenage boy that was born with Cri Du Chat Syndrome. Prior to Harvey being born, Jo had lived overseas but returned to her hometown in New Zealand to set up a new life for her and Harvey not long after he was born. Jo has navigated the world of disabilities with her son for 15 years, and over this time she has purposely built relationships with t...
2021-09-1530 minFamily, Whanau and Disability39. The Importance of Relationship Building with Whanau and the Wider CommunityPresenters: Jo Hannah Produced by Parent to Parent NZGuests: Jo Ellis Jo Ellis is a single mum to Harvey, an enthusiastic, inquisitive teenage boy that was born with Cri Du Chat Syndrome. Prior to Harvey being born, Jo had lived overseas but returned to her hometown in New Zealand to set up a new life for her and Harvey not long after he was born. Jo has navigated the world of disabilities with her son for 15 years, and over this time she has purposely built relationships with t...
2021-09-1530 minFamily, Whanau and Disability38. Mainstream First in Education with Frian WadiaPresenters: Jo HannahProduced by Parent to Parent NZGuests: Frian WadiaFrian Wadia is a mother of 3 lovely boys 16yrs, 14yrs and 12yrs old, all with varying disabilities and learning needs. Through her experiences within the education and health systems, she has become a passionate advocate for creating systemic change to ensure inclusion and enabling a meaningful dignified life for all individuals with disabilities. She is particularly interested in the creation of a truly inclusive education system.Her constant endeavours are aimed at empowering families and dis...
2021-08-0138 minFamily, Whanau and DisabilitySystem Transformation and Mana Whaikaha (part 2)Research and co-ordination: Lisa PirihiPresenters: Louise RatcliffeProduced by Wintec Music and Performing Arts DepartmentGuestsJanine MorrahJanine is Parent to Parent’s Manawatu Regional Coordinator. She is a Palmy local with strongconnections to the community through sports and teaching. Janine’s prior work history has included teaching both domestic and international Studends. She has also spent time working as a caregiver in New Zeland and the UK.Lorna SullivanLorna is the Director of Mana...
2021-06-2218 minFamily, Whanau and DisabilityAnxiety with Matthew PeppercornTune in to Parent to Parent's podcast Connect, Inform, SupportConnect, Inform, Support features interviews with professionals and specialists on disability-related topics, and is a source of information and resources for families and whānau caring for people with disabilities.Discussion topics cover a range of subjects related to disability and special needs, such as inclusive education, supporting someone with special needs, and the challenges and triumphs of living with disability.LinksParent to Parent New Zealand IncAltogether AutismCare M...
2021-06-2237 min
Chur MaoriThe Way Of The Superior WhanauThe way of the superior whanau
In order to endure these times, it’s important that we understand what’s important to the people we care about most.
If you want to make the most of your relationships with your wife/husband and children then you will want to listen to this episode of the podcast.
In this podcast episode, you will learn:
How a sexist titled book can actually help your relationship thrive in testing times.
The 3 key principles most men follow when making family decisions.
Why it is impo...
2020-09-0136 min
Planting Seeds PodcastNicola 'NIX' Adams | COOKED WHANAU KORERONix has created a strong presence for herself online across the platforms but it all started a few years ago on facebook (Cooked Whanau Korero With Nix). She has a very very powerful story and I she wasted no time diving into the depths of darkest parts of her story. She has almost been through it all; drug addiction, drug dealing, prostitution and prison to name a few. Her life has now transformed for the better and uses her story, truth and rawness to create content online that is extremely relateable, entertaining, informative and funny.
2020-04-181h 06
The Cuz Chat PodcastCuz Chat 7 - Whanau GolfBack in the studio with Matt and Mitch. This week, Hema Whanau Golf Tournament, poor form/Matata Mishap combo and how much would it take to lead a life of crime!
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2020-03-0835 min
The Cuz Chat PodcastCuz Chat 0 - Whanau DayWelcome Cuzzies!Episode 0 of the Chuz Chat podcast is live!The inaugural episode where Black Magee and Karakia Mitch re-cap the November 2019 Whanau day in Tokoroa, New Zealand
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2020-01-1926 min
Youth Ministry in New ZealandJames Beck: Strengthening WhanauIn this episode the team sit down with James Beck to hear his thoughts on how youth ministry can impact family and whanau. He asks the question does youth ministry actually help or hinder family connections?James Beck is the Kaihanga o Ngā Mea/Content Director at the Parenting place. He’s been part of the team for 10 years now. James started his time there as an Attitude presenter and has reached over 200,000 people in schools, prisons and workplaces all over the country. You may have caught him on radio, TV or even read one of his man...
2019-11-1300 min
Te Wāhi NgaroA Carved Church, Life in the Valley, and Loving our Takatapui Whanau | S1 E3This week Chris and Michael are joined by Ruihana Paenga who currently works as the National Rangatahi Co-ordinator for the Maori Anglican Church. We talk about the "Cathedral of Ngati Porou" St. Mary's Church in Tikitiki. Ruihana talks to us about moving home to the Waiapu Valley, her international experiences, the calling to ministry, and going clubbing with a pocket full of steak. This week on Being Mihinare we offer commentary on Archbishop Davies' recent comments condemning our LGBTQI whanau. We finish this week with a new segment, RevTalk's Free Favourite Fings, a quick fire segment where we list...
2019-10-161h 06Family, Whanau and Disability37. CareerMoves, Disability and EmploymentResearch: Lisa PirihiPresenters: Louise RatcliffeProduced by: Parent to Parent Support and Information TeamGuestsMark SmithManaging Director of CareerMovesProgramme SynopsisLouise and Mark discuss how CareerMoves support people with disabilities and employers to work together to enable independent employment opportunities.Tune in to Parent to Parent's podcast Connect, Inform, SupportConnect, Inform, Support features interviews with professionals and specialists on disability-related topics, and is a source of information and resources for families...
2019-07-1916 minFamily, Whanau and Disability35. Powerchair Football with Peter van VroonhovenResearch and co-ordination: Lisa PirihiPresenters: Louise Ratcliffe and David TaylorProduced by Wintec Music and Performing ArtsGuestsPeter van VroonhovenPeter’s connection to disability and para-sports is through his son who plays Powerchair Football.He coordinates the sport in the Waikato and is Vice President of New Zealand Powerchair Football’s national body - https://parafedwaikato.co.nz/about-us/board/Programme SynopsisLouise and David talk to Peter about how he and his son Will...
2019-07-171h 03Family, Whanau and Disability36. Takiwatanga SanctuaryResearch and co-ordination: Lisa PirihiPresenters: Louise Ratcliffe and David TaylorProduced by Louise Ratcliffe with help from Wintec Music and Performing ArtsGuestsSteve Brown – ex chef, therapist with expertise in disability and autismPhil Brown – mental health nurseProgramme SynopsisDavid and Louise talk to Steve and Phil about the work they do for families of children with autism, at the animal sanctuary in the WaikatoTune in to Parent to Parent's podcast Connect, Inform, Support...
2019-06-1831 minFamily, Whanau and Disability34. Interview with Lorna Sullivan about EGL and Service ProvidersResearch and co-ordination: Lisa PirihiPresenters: Louise RatcliffeProduced by Louise Ratcliffe with help from Wintec Music and Performing ArtsProgramme SynopsisLouise ask the Minister about what is in this new “Wellness Budget” that is going to benefit disabled people and the people who support them.Tune in to Parent to Parent's podcast Connect, Inform, SupportConnect, Inform, Support features interviews with professionals and specialists on disability-related topics, and is a source of information and resources for families and whānau c...
2019-06-1624 minFamily, Whanau and Disability33. Budget Special 2019 with Minister Carmel SepuloniResearch and co-ordination: Lisa PirihiPresenters: Louise RatcliffeProduced by Louise Ratcliffe with help from Wintec Music and Performing ArtsProgramme SynopsisLouise ask the Minister about what is in this new “Wellness Budget” that is going to benefit disabled people and the people who support them.Tune in to Parent to Parent's podcast Connect, Inform, SupportConnect, Inform, Support features interviews with professionals and specialists on disability-related topics, and is a source of information and resources for families and whānau c...
2019-06-1520 minFamily, Whanau and Disability33. Budget Special 2019 with Minister Carmel SepuloniResearch and co-ordination: Lisa PirihiPresenters: Louise RatcliffeProduced by Louise Ratcliffe with help from Wintec Music and Performing ArtsProgramme SynopsisLouise ask the Minister about what is in this new “Wellness Budget” that is going to benefit disabled people and the people who support them.Tune in to Parent to Parent's podcast Connect, Inform, SupportConnect, Inform, Support features interviews with professionals and specialists on disability-related topics, and is a source of information and resources for families and whānau c...
2019-06-1520 minFamily, Whanau and Disability32. Minimum Wage Exemption for Workers with DisabilitiesResearch and co-ordination: Lisa PirihiPresenters: Louise Ratcliffe and David TaylorProduced by Louise Ratcliffe with help from Wintec Music and Performing ArtsProgramme SynopsisLouise and David interview the Parent to Parent Volunteer Co-ordinator Carol Armstrong about the recent SafeSquares campaignTune in to Parent to Parent's podcast Connect, Inform, SupportConnect, Inform, Support features interviews with professionals and specialists on disability-related topics, and is a source of information and resources for families and whānau caring for p...
2019-06-1435 minFamily, Whanau and Disability32. Minimum Wage Exemption for Workers with DisabilitiesResearch and co-ordination: Lisa PirihiPresenters: Louise Ratcliffe and David TaylorProduced by Louise Ratcliffe with help from Wintec Music and Performing ArtsProgramme SynopsisLouise and David interview the Parent to Parent Volunteer Co-ordinator Carol Armstrong about the recent SafeSquares campaignTune in to Parent to Parent's podcast Connect, Inform, SupportConnect, Inform, Support features interviews with professionals and specialists on disability-related topics, and is a source of information and resources for families and whānau caring for p...
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2019-06-1334 min2019-06-1300 min2019-06-1347 minFamily, Whanau and Disability31. SafeSquares with Carol ArmstrongResearch and co-ordination: Lisa PirihiPresenters: Louise Ratcliffe and David TaylorProduced by Louise Ratcliffe with help from Wintec Music and Performing ArtsProgramme SynopsisLouise and David interview the Parent to Parent Volunteer Co-ordinator Carol Armstrong about the recent SafeSquares campaign.Tune in to Parent to Parent's podcast Connect, Inform, SupportConnect, Inform, Support features interviews with professionals and specialists on disability-related topics, and is a source of information and resources for families and whānau caring for p...
2019-06-1348 minFamily, Whanau and Disability31. SafeSquares with Carol ArmstrongResearch and co-ordination: Lisa PirihiPresenters: Louise Ratcliffe and David TaylorProduced by Louise Ratcliffe with help from Wintec Music and Performing ArtsProgramme SynopsisLouise and David interview the Parent to Parent Volunteer Co-ordinator Carol Armstrong about the recent SafeSquares campaign.Tune in to Parent to Parent's podcast Connect, Inform, SupportConnect, Inform, Support features interviews with professionals and specialists on disability-related topics, and is a source of information and resources for families and whānau caring for p...
2019-06-1348 minFamily, Whanau and Disability30. Future Planning for Families of Children with Special Needs with Tiffany WilkinsonResearch and co-ordination: Lisa PirihiPresenters: Louise Ratcliffe and David TaylorProduced by Louise Ratcliffe with help from Wintec Music and Performing ArtsGuests: Tiffany WilkinsonTiffany lives in Tauranga and works for Enrich + as a community facilitator, helping people with disabilities integrate into the community. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood and a Masters in Disability and Inclusion studies, with experience working in mainstream and special education schools in both NZ and London. Tiffany has a brother with ASD and an in...
2019-03-1759 minFamily, Whanau and Disability30. Future Planning for Families of Children with Special Needs with Tiffany WilkinsonResearch and co-ordination: Lisa PirihiPresenters: Louise Ratcliffe and David TaylorProduced by Louise Ratcliffe with help from Wintec Music and Performing ArtsGuests: Tiffany WilkinsonTiffany lives in Tauranga and works for Enrich + as a community facilitator, helping people with disabilities integrate into the community. She has a Bachelor’s degree in Early Childhood and a Masters in Disability and Inclusion studies, with experience working in mainstream and special education schools in both NZ and London. Tiffany has a brother with ASD and an in...
2019-03-1759 minFamily, Whanau and Disability29. Back to School with Louise and a New Co-host!Tune in to Parent to Parent's podcast Connect, Inform, SupportConnect, Inform, Support features interviews with professionals and specialists on disability-related topics, and is a source of information and resources for families and whānau caring for people with disabilities.Discussion topics cover a range of subjects related to disability and special needs, such as inclusive education, supporting someone with special needs, and the challenges and triumphs of living with disability.LinksParent to Parent New Zealand IncAltogether AutismCare Matters o...
2019-03-1648 minFamily, Whanau and Disability29. Back to School with Louise and a New Co-host!Tune in to Parent to Parent's podcast Connect, Inform, SupportConnect, Inform, Support features interviews with professionals and specialists on disability-related topics, and is a source of information and resources for families and whānau caring for people with disabilities.Discussion topics cover a range of subjects related to disability and special needs, such as inclusive education, supporting someone with special needs, and the challenges and triumphs of living with disability.LinksParent to Parent New Zealand IncAltogether AutismCare Matters o...
2019-03-1648 minFamily, Whanau and Disability28. Back to School 2019 with Barbara NelsonResearch and co-ordination: Lisa PirihiPresenters: Louise RatcliffeProduced by Wintec Music and Performing ArtsGuests: Barbara NelsonDirector, Kauri CentreBarbara Nelson spent the last 5 years as a Liaison Teacher at Westbridge Residential School. She worked with families in their homes, helping parents to support their children getting back into school. Prior to Westbridge Barbara was Day School Principal at Salisbury Girls in Nelson for 10 years where she and the Deputy Principal developed a support programme for the girls transitioning back home...
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