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Croc Coulter, a heavily tattooed Englishman living with cystic fibrosis in Rarotonga, teaches his new apprentice the traditional Polynesian art of Tātatau. As with all indigenous art forms, the relationship between the master and apprentice is an important one. In order for the traditional practice to continue, the knowledge must be passed down.

Four-year-old Dahlia takes us into her bittersweet world of blood, needles and sugar.

A knight-in-waiting faces his demons to lead the Steel Thorns in the intense world of medieval combat.

In the 1940s, two young Chinese refugees found an unlikely way to repay New Zealand's welcome.

Two schoolboys channel poetic frustrations about their inherited world into spoken word.

Meet the millionaire who became a shoeshine man peddling goodwill and cheer throughout Auckland.

Two best friends navigate the evolving landscape of their bond as one embraces her true gender identity.

Regina Tito looks back at her life on the streets and delivers an image society desperately needs to see.

Grace Rawson revisits the art of hand-tinted photography, a craft she mastered in the 1950s with Whites Aviation.

Unveiling the grim reality where trade laws compromise our right to clean water in the search of gold.