Season 2

Queer and Here

Season 2

2025tvReturning Series2 Seasons · 12 Ep
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Season aired: 2024-02-22

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Overview

Factual series that pays homage to the LGBTQI+ pioneers and changemakers across the decades while exploring the modern day rainbow community in Aotearoa New Zealand

About This Season

Host Aniwa Whaiapu Koloamatangi takes us on an adventurous journey among the queer community.

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Episodes · 6

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Grayson Goffe - World Pride Part 1

26m2024-02-22

Community activator and actor, Grayson Goffe heads to Australia to attend the 50 years of world gay pride in Sydney. He gets to hang out with first nation leaders and trailblazers of the stage and screen.

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Grayson Goffe - World Pride Part 2

25m2024-02-29

Still in Sydney, Grayson attends his very first mardi gras. He meets one of the first nation icons, Crystal Love and he marches over the Sydney harbour bridge with tens of thousands of people celebrating 50 years of queer liberation.

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Aroha Newby - Starting a family

26m2024-03-07

Actress and presenter, Aroha Newby and her partner Pooja want to start a family. With very little information about lesbian couples and pregnancy in Aotearoa, Aroha goes on a hikoi to uncover what resources are available and just how much it all costs

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Awa Puna Part 1

26m2024-03-14

In March of 2023, Actress Awa Puna found herself on the frontline protesting against anti trans activist, Posie Parker and members of Destiny Church. With so much anti trans rhetoric in the world how do trans people in Aotearoa stay safe and resilient

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Awa Puna Part 2

26m2024-03-21

Awa explores the role family plays within the queer community. Whether it's chosen or blood, we examine what that looks like for our whanau and we muse at how important it is to find your tribe in order to thrive

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Kruze Tangira - Safety in Sports

26m2024-03-28

Kruze Tangira is a national champion in the netball world, he's also a sports commentator for Te Karere. As the world becomes more inclusive around queer acceptance and visibility can the same be said for sports within Aotearoa? Kruze hits the field to find

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