Takataapui TV: Transgender in Jail
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13th May 2008
"My first night in there was the first and the last time I ever contemplated suicide. Cause that's how ugly they made me feel, it all just needed to end."
Takataapui TV: The World According to Rangatira
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6th May 2008
An awesome line-up of Rangatira takataapui give considered, open and at times powerfully simple first-hand accounts of the World According to Takataapui.
Takataapui TV: Alcohol and Drugs
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1st May 2008
"I'm a drug addict, an alcoholic and now I'm a homo… that's the last thing!" - James Kalose
The world according to rangitahi
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26th April 2008
Maori TV's award-winning LGBT programme Takataapui returns on Monday 28 April, presenting korero from a selection of young and dynamic voices.
Special K: What is Ketamine?
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6th April 2008
Reportedly the next recreational drug on the government's hit list after the current ban on BZP, what is ketamine?
Helen Clark's speech at the Big Gay Out 2008
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26th March 2008
Our Prime Minister visits Auckland's biggest outdoor LGBT event each year. Here's a video of her speech to the Big Gay Out crowd in 2008.
Bishonen: Boys Who Are Girls Who Are Boys Who...
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21st March 2008
In Japan, there's a graphic art tradition that represents the love between exquisitely beautiful young gay men. Its audience? Japanese schoolgirls!
Salsa and Sexual Orientation
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11th February 2008
On the far side of the Pacific Rim to New Zealand, how does South America treat its LGBT inhabitants?
History: Symbols of our Pride
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1st February 2008
What's the story behind the Rainbow Flag, the Pink Triangle, the Lambda and more?
Questions & answers for Gay, Lesbian and Bisexual Youth
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31st January 2008
"It takes time to know who you are. It's okay to be confused, it's okay to be unsure whether you're gay or straight, and it's okay to take time to find out."