Rise Issue 7
This issue of Rise is all about unity.
Creating More Than Just Music
Outspoken political and social activist and entertainer Moana Maniapoto has been part of the Kiwi musical landscape since the early '90s.
Score One for the Kids!
The best ideas often start with a single thought, "Why don't we do that?"
Teaching Parents a Better Way
Raising children is challenging in the best of circumstances; so it's no surprise when parents thrive with some support.
Making a Difference Early on is Where it Counts Most
The parting words of Principal Youth Court Judge Andrew Becroft's seventh form teacher were: "There are three things Becroft that you won't be: in the ministry, in the teaching profession or in the law."
From the Frontline
Katherine Archer is an Adoption Social worker who loves her job. She's especially passionate about legislation changes that have made the adoption process far more open.
Preparing for the Future by Learning About the Past
The Auckland Museum has become a popular hangout for some of West Auckland's most serious young offenders as they embark on a unique cultural journey designed to address their offending.
One Community's Uprising
Everyone loves a great resurrection story - it's even better when it's your own.
Friendship Has No Language Barrier
It doesn't matter what kind of accent colours a welcoming voice.
Changing Lives While Saving Lives
Smoke alarms save lives. It is a familiar message that is brought to our TV screens every year around daylight savings time.
Uniting For Social Change
No one knows better than the Salvation Army about what's going on in low-income New Zealand.
