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We had such a beautiful evening celebrating the mahi of our rangatahi as they proudly showcased their mixed media work at our 2026 Matariki exhibition. It's always so cool to see whānau, friends and supporters brave the cold each year to connect with us and...

Last weekend, our rangatahi spent the day at Gribblehurst Community Hub diving into the world of zine-making with the incredible Ken Merrick. The zine has long been a tool for sharing stories outside the mainstream, so it's always been a practice we've wanted to introduce...

A post on The Big Idea tackles the distribution of arts funding, and why youth groups are missing out on their share. Our executive director, Huia O'Sullivan, was one of those approached for comment. “Youth artists voices are definitely not heard, or financially supported to...

Ngā Rangatahi supporters celebrated Matariki at the opening of an exhibition created by our rangatahi at Toi Tū in Ponsonby. The exhibition was based on documentation of the process of creating a new haka. Hikohiko te Uira - the name of the exhibition and the...

Our executive director, Huia O'Sullivan, was on stage recently at Basement Theatre for the Re: News panel on the awkward relationship between art and money. The other panellists were Auckland Central MP Chloe Swarbrick, FAGSWAG's Tim Swann and moderator Nisha Madhan. “For us, the conversation...

Kia ora and thank you to Liam and the team at Re: News for all the time they spent with our rangatahi as they prepared for last year's Manawa Ora series of performances at Basement Theatre. The Re: News team were incredibly generous with their...

Nikita’s family is everything, she’s kept busy over this time by helping her sister care for her little brother so her mum, an essential worker is able to continue working during lockdown. Nikita has been with Ngā Rangatahi Toa since the beginning of 2019. Her whānau...

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