“As thousands of men enlisted and went off to fight, those left behind were faced with a different kind of battle. They were responsible for keeping the country running while their hearts were heavy and hands were few.” — Shonelle Wana.
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“Don recalled discovering an enemy bunker and shooting the Germans inside. Inside a pocket of one of the dead he discovered a photo of the man’s wife and children. It devastated him.” — Tainui Stephens.
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“There’s a litany of examples, including admissions by the police themselves, of unconscious bias. Or racism, as we called it in the good old days.” — Moana Maniapoto.
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