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Amanjot Singh from Hastings Boys High School has been named the National Champion of the Race Unity Speech Awards for 2026 receiving the Tohu Raukura ā-Motu – New Zealand Police National Champion’s Award.
All five writers have been recognised for the first time, having also been shortlisted for the first time. The five stories were chosen from 7,806 entries, the second highest number in the prize’s history.
Running 24 June to 12 July 2026 at the iconic Smith & Caughey building in Auckland's CBD, World Press Photo & Doc Edge Immersive Exhibition 2026 will be a ticketed centrepiece of the 21st annual Doc Edge Festival, and the largest exhibition of its kind in the Asia-Pacific.
Over 100 Healthline nurses work from their home offices in communities right across Aotearoa, caring for people they never see face-to-face, yet treating every caller with empathy, professionalism, and respect.
Psychology Week is marked each year by the New Zealand Psychological Society (NZPsS) to showcase the ways psychology can be used in everyday life to help people, whānau and communities find ways to increase their psychological wellbeing.
Samantha Child (OLY #1132) and Troy Garton address pregnancy in high performance sport as graduates of the Wāhine Toa leadership programme.
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