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Meet Catherine Cooper, a member of our Otago Disability Leadership Group, as...
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A year ago, Lucian struggled to get to school, and wouldn’t go...
It’s all about ‘puppy love’ for Grant, whether it’s engaging in the...
Shelley lives a good life now and she is teaching everyone that...
How the right support transforms Wen and Lily’s journey with Parkinson’s and...
Tim is a talented musician who’s passionate about helping people to find...
Often the first thing people see when they meet 23-year-old Fe Jacobs...
8 July 2019 – Robert Mullen of Hamilton is a music teacher...
Having faced down death twice, Eilish knows not to sweat the small...
Judy Small shares some of the challenges using public transport in the...
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It’s hard to come back from an accident that robs you of...
Actor. Singer. Gymnast. In show business terms, 14-year-old Tauranga performer Sophie Turner...
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Catherine’s family of five stands together on a grassy field during an outdoor event. They are all wearing white shirts splattered with colourful powder. The man on the left is holding a toddler in his arms, and both are smiling. Next to him, a woman with sunglasses is smiling with a woman who appears to be older, possibly her mother. On the far right, a young boy in sunglasses is excitedly smiling, with his arm around the older woman. Other peoples in the background are similarly dressed.

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