Emma’s story
SD-Beau2026-02-21T21:23:17+13:00We all live with limitations — some are visible and others hidden. For some, they are emotional; for others, physical. For Emma, they are neurological. Even as a young child, Emma knew she was different.
Lani and Teremoana’s story
SD-Beau2026-02-21T21:25:28+13:00Married young, Lani and Teremoana soon had an active young family. Life was good — but not without its struggles. Having journeyed through grief over the death of a prior partner and contending with drug use, Teremoana had — in her words — ‘encountered God’.
Kerri & Billy’s story
SD-Beau2025-11-11T10:43:53+13:00Kerri and Billy have established a boxing academy that’s part personal mission and part family collaboration. For Billy, having been trained by legendary [...]
Rebecca’s story
SD-Beau2025-11-11T10:40:13+13:00Rebecca of ‘Just Zilch’ took a simple idea and turned it into a means of feeding 150 to 200 hungry New Zealanders nearly [...]
What kiwis on the Streets say about Hope
SD-Beau2025-10-30T21:31:36+13:00As part of our exploration of ‘hope’, the Hope Project team have taken time to interview a wide cross-section of every-day New Zealanders [...]
What kiwi Seniors say about Hope
SD-Beau2025-10-30T21:29:45+13:00As part of our exploration of ‘hope’, the Hope Project team have taken time to interview a wide cross-section of every-day New Zealanders [...]
What kiwi Kids say about Hope
SD-Beau2025-10-30T21:29:59+13:00As part of our exploration of ‘hope’, the Hope Project team have taken time to interview a wide cross-section of every-day New Zealanders [...]
8. Human rights: The Ten Commandments to define them (3400 BC) – Part III
SD-Beau2026-07-01T11:36:21+12:00Take a look at two other of the 10 Commandments, to see how these seemingly simple prohibitions achieved profound and wide reaching results for the poor, weak and vulnerable.
