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As Kam Lloyd gushed over her new grandchild, she was shocked to hear not every new mum had support. So, she instinctively told the midwife she could help. The rest, as they say, is history.

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Hinemihi o te Ao Tawhito meeting house has been sitting more than 18,000km away from home since the 1890s. Today its return seems the closest it has been since it left New Zealand shores.

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Ex-soldier, ex-salesman Keith Lewis is a fulltime artist with a mohawk. With wife Lisa, he runs a Te Puna gallery of oversized coins and an ever-growing army of random guys.

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Aaron’s experience with homelessness started almost 20-years ago in Australia. He has a solid job, partner and savings. Until he didn’t.

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Indie skate stores are closing across Aotearoa. The Good Room is doing it old school, with a real shop, real people and kids saving up for a new board.

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