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‘Music saves lives’

‘Music saves lives’

Eliette Roslin knows the healing power of music. Growing up, it was her “therapy” in dark days of nearly losing her father to cancer and fighting for her own life after being diagnosed with Guillain-Barré syndrome (GBS) as a teen. “Music for me has been an escape” she says. “It was my way to grieve, […]
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Whāngai Ora milk bank founders reveal:  ‘Calls of desperation are hard’

Whāngai Ora milk bank founders reveal: ‘Calls of desperation are hard’

If there’s one thing Jacquie Nutt knows from her decades as a lactation consultant, it’s that breastfeeding may be natural, but it’s not easy! That’s why when Jacquie moved from South Africa to take up a job in Palmerston North, it made sense to set up a local milk bank to provide breastmilk for mums […]
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‘Dementia patients are my passion’

‘Dementia patients are my passion’

Suzy McPhail has witnessed first-hand how dementia carers are often the ones who “fall through the cracks” after years of caring for their loved one, often with no respite. The Hamilton teacher and artist ultimately gave up work to become a carer when her mother Marguerite was diagnosed with vascular dementia at 78. “She became […]
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Kiwi mum Hiria Te Rangi reveals how she became a self-taught nerd

Kiwi mum Hiria Te Rangi reveals how she became a self-taught nerd

Hiria Te Rangi was a young single mum of twin boys when she taught herself how to build websites and code computer programs. It was a way to get a foot in the door into a well-paid job working in technology to improve her whānau’s day-to-day life. Now she’s the CEO of Whare Hauora, a […]
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‘What the dying have taught me’

‘What the dying have taught me’

This might sound weird to some people,” says Viv James, slightly hesitating, “but I’ve always been interested in connecting with people who are close to death.” Speaking from her home in Bannockburn, Otago, Viv is the founder of Race4Life Trust, the only charity in the country that aims to fulfil the wishes of patients over-18 […]
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