Behind Closed Doors: Growing up ADHD in NZ
Not too long ago, ADHD was often dismissed as an excuse for misbehaving kids. Now, one in twenty Kiwis have been diagnosed with the disorder
Behind Closed Doors: Growing up ADHD in NZ
Georgie Hanafin
Not too long ago, ADHD was often dismissed as an excuse for misbehaving kids. Now, one in twenty Kiwis have been diagnosed with the disorder
Behind Closed Doors: Living with an alcoholic
Navigating life alongside an addict is an emotional journey filled with love, despair, and hope.
Farid Ahmed and the art of forgiveness
Over 20 years ago Farid was hit and made paralysed by a drunk driver. On March 15th, 2019 his wife was killed, but he chose forgiveness.
Because It Matters. Episode Five
Because it matters is a podcast by Freddie Wilkie and Tallis Prichard exploring issues and events around Christchurch.
The Pacific Series: It's more than rugby league
Over the weekend teams from all over Aotearoa took the field at Burnside Park, to represent their culture and play some footy.
Because It Matters. Episode Four
Because it matters is a podcast by Freddie Wilkie and Tallis Prichard exploring issues and events around Christchurch.
In The 03: Kahurangi Carter
Kahurangi Carter became a list MP for the Green Party after the official result of the 2023 General Election was released last Friday.
The Rundown: Ep 4
"How are ya?", it's a common Kiwi phrase. But how often do we actually mean it? Join us this week, as we talk about mental health.
JWSX player pitching her way to success
Mckenzie Bailey-McDowell is continuing a whānau legacy and has a bright future ahead of her on the softball diamond.
In The 03: CrossFit
Tahlia Vosaki is the only athlete from Aotearoa competing at Wodapalooza next year. And at just 13 years old, she'll also be the youngest.
This Is Home Podcast: Episode 3
Check out our third episode!
Redefining "Normal" - Renee
Redefining "Normal", breaking misconceptions surrounding people with disabilities.
Student Struggles Ep. 3
Sam visits TOP leader Raf Manji to talk about his party's proposed free bus policy. We take a trip on the bus and chat about parking.
The Rundown: Ep 3
Justice is a fact of life. No matter who you are, you will encounter Aotearoa’s justice system. But, not everyone’s experience is the same.
In The 03: Spice Vintage
Anissa Trinder is the first in her whānau to start her own business.