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Mandy Te

Mandy Te

Verified

News Editor, Re:

Wellington

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Sports, OpinionTechnology, PoliticsGaming., Social Issues

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Political, development and many other

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Total articles 1331

  • Getting my autism diagnosis at 16 changed my life

    By Mandy Te Verified| Re: Verified “You actually have a sense of knowing who you are when you get that diagnosis.” Autism NZ says at least 128,000 New Zealanders have autism but the number could be higher because of underdiagnosis. When Charlotte Billings was six, her mum tried to get her an autism diagnosis. But she says she was dismissed by a psychologist. After that, Charlotte grew up feeling different - leading her to mask and pretend to be someone more neurotypical.

    By Mandy Te Verified · Re:

    Feb. 28, 2025

  • Life as a country boy in Waimana

    By Mandy Te Verified| Re: Verified “Would I ever move to the city? No. Never, never, never. Just nah, I like staying in my quiet valley.” Taiwhakaea Osborne (Ngāti Awa, Ngāi Tūhoe, Ngāti Porou, Te Aitanga-a-Materoa) is 18 and loves Waimana, a small town in the Bay of Plenty. But his desire to be a farmer means he’ll have to move away from home - and his whānau. “I got to learn to provide for myself.

    By Mandy Te Verified · Re:

    Feb. 25, 2025

  • Getting my autism diagnosis at 16 changed my life

    By Mandy Te Verified| Re: Verified “You actually have a sense of knowing who you are when you get that diagnosis.” Autism NZ says at least 128,000 New Zealanders have autism but the number could be higher because of underdiagnosis. When Charlotte Billings was six, her mum tried to get her an autism diagnosis. But she says she was dismissed by a psychologist. After that, Charlotte grew up feeling different - leading her to mask and pretend to be someone more neurotypical.

    By Mandy Te Verified · Re:

    Feb. 28, 2025

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Wellington, New Zealand