A podcast about a gang whānau and their journey to speak out about the abuse they experienced as children in Aotearoa’s state-care system.
Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 4 | Founded | 6 months ago |
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Categories | DocumentarySociety & Culture |
Albie and April were among survivors who spoke out for an inquiry into abuse in care. As the Royal Commission's findings reveal the extent of the abuser that happened, what does it mean for them?
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We hear from April, who spent time in state-run girls' homes across the South Island as a teenager. We hear her story as a survivor of abuse and the impact it had on her.
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Brothers Albie, Rob, and Jason speak with journalist Aaron Smale about the violence and abuse they experienced in state care as children and how that led them to joining Mangu Kaha / Black Power.
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This podcast is about a gang whānau and their journey to speak out about the abuse they experienced as children in Aotearoa’s state-care system, and their hopes for a better future.
The Stolen Children of Aotearoa project began in 2018 when journali... more
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Thankyou Aaron. What to say…? Ngā mihi. Tom
This podcast illustrates formidable strength from Albie, Jason, Rob and April. Thank you for speaking your truth. The Crown has behaved disgracefully then and now. It is true, the Crown created that nightmare reality for thousands of tamariki and then punished them for it again and again. I’m so sorry this happened, and is still happening to tamariki in custody.
Ngā mihi
I just finished listening to The Stolen Children of Aotearoa, and I’m honestly still processing it. It was deeply moving, raw, and incredibly confronting. The voices in this podcast—those who have lived through state care, separation, trauma, and survival—spoke with such honesty and strength.
Hearing their stories was painful but necessary. It shattered any illusion of neutrality around the child welfare system in Aotearoa. These are not isolated stories—they’re part of a long and ongoing histo... more
An excellent podcast that has been researched and delivered with compassion. Gives such an insight to the abuse in states care and the aftermath that follows that abuse.
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