- Played for Canterbury Waterpolo for six years
- Attended 16th Street Actors studio in Victoria Melbourne, Australia for a year in 2016.
- Competing in the Canterbury 8-ball interclub Division 2.
- Snowboarding
- Avid in Filmography and Cinematography
- Competitive Interclub Pool
- Avid Runner and competed in many school cross countries
- Enjoy a wide array of sports, especially New Zealand Rugby
- Extremely interested in Criminal Law and Criminal Procedure, as well as Forensic Science.
- Clear understanding of legal principles and sound employment law compliance.
Te Pae Oranga Iwi Community Panel
Te Pae Oranga Iwi Community Panels are a way that Police and iwi/Māori partners deal with crime and prevent reoffending within the community.
It’s an approach that holds offenders accountable while also helping them address problems they’re facing.
Te Pae Oranga is mainly for people who have underlying issues and need help to get their lives back on track. This includes helping them overcome problems like addiction, abuse, financial stress and difficulties getting employment or education.
Te Pae Oranga means to talk, listen and become well. It uses tikanga and kaupapa Māori and restorative justice practices.
A key feature of this initiative is the panels consist of local iwi community leaders who have valuable knowledge and experience. They support participants (people who’ve offended) to make a plan to put things right.
Those plans include actions that participants must complete and standard conditions they must follow.
As well as looking at what happened when someone offended, Te Pae Oranga looks at the reasons why, and what’s going on in people’s lives. That way, the panel can connect them to the right kind of services and support.