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Inset: Ssai Ovya Sukumar (19, right) is paying international fees to study at university, and her sisters Eesha (17, centre) and Samyuktha (14) are facing the same challenge when they leave Waitaki Girls High School. Right: Unable to afford international fees for their daughter to go to university, Ozzy Omar (right) has returned to Malaysia with her children, while husband Yusoff Deraman (left) remains working in Oamaru. PHOTOS: SUPPLIED
For most secondary school pupils in Waitaki, pursuing tertiary study is a rite of passage. But this passage can be more arduous for some than others, writes
Ruby Heyward.
Many brought children to the country with them.
When people imagine their retirement, spending their golden years being abused is not what they picture. Sadly that is the case for many older people in Waitaki, and across New Zealand. As part of Elder Abuse Awareness Week, one Oamaru woman shares her story with
Ruby Heyward.
It was a Tuesday when Mary got a call from her daughter-in-law.
She remembers the day, because the call – about her her teenage grandson Ryan being kicked out of home – changed everything for her.
Ryan had got into some trouble and, despite warnings from his dad, Mary, whose name has been changed to protect her identity, decided to take him in.
At a ceremony in Auckland on Friday night,
Stuff s journalists and titles won 19 of the 66 categories – including a golden run for
The Press newspaper – and came runner-up in nine more. Crowning Mau the Reporter of the Year, the judges described her stories about sexual harassment as fearless, determined pursuits that deserve the highest commendation .
LAWRENCE SMITH
Alison Mau s MeToo stories earned her the Reporter of the Year gong. Parahi was named Editorial Leader of the Year, and came runner-up in the top reporting category for her groundbreaking work. The judges praised Parahi s extraordinary leadership of
Stuff s Tā Mātou Pono/Our Truth project, and a much wider impact on our industry that will change New Zealand journalism for ever – for the better .
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