DeafPure and NZSL hub – Q&As
Rāhera Turner – Te Waka Toi Awards 2024
Deaf couple use sign language to organise building a new house
Seecus interviews Jaime about learning New Zealand Sign Language
After decades of crusading for NZ’s deaf community, Auckland woman honoured as ‘local hero’
New Zealand Sign Language Week: Deaf mother forced to fight for interpreter in son’s emergency care
‘Very frustrating’ — Sign language interpreters in short supply outside NZ’s main centres
Disability Minister admits work to do around delivering NZ Sign Language responsibilities
Promoters of sign language urging employers to keep an open mind
ZBTV: Kelly Hodgins from iSign
Fresh call for fluent Māori speakers to learn sign language
Māori sign language interpreters needed
Meet the man who interprets the PM’s speeches into sign language
Why everyone should learn sign language
‘Like juggling and doing gym’: life as Ardern’s sign language interpreter
Alan Wendt: The Interpreter
Eight-year-old with deaf parents teaching Sign Language
Deaf Kiwi mother explains how learning sign language changed her life for the better
Why NZ Sign Language is so important to this beautiful family
DeafPure Team – Nadia’s reflection 22 April 2026
Deaf Kiwi Diversity Series – Episode 4 – Part 1: NZSL Week Special Edition
Deaf Kiwi Diversity Series – Episode 4 – Part 2: NZSL Week Special Edition
Deaf Kiwi Diversity Series Episode 5: Deaf Club is my second home: Belonging, Community & Leadership
Deaf Kiwi Diversity Series Episode 6: A Deaf childhood, a world of Art – Part 1
Deaf Kiwi Diversity Series Episode 6: A Deaf childhood, a world of Art – Part 2
Deaf Community – Let’s Talk About AI! Questions from the Deaf Community | Kara Technologies
DeafPure interview with Kim – NZSL Report
Deaf Kiwi Diversity Series Episode 7: Designing a New Life: From Hong Kong to Aotearoa – Part 1
Deaf Kiwi Diversity Series Episode 7: Designing a New Life: From Hong Kong to Aotearoa – Part 2
Deaf Kiwi Diversity Series Episode 8, Part 2: From Aotearoa to America
Deaf Kiwi Diversity Series Episode 10 Part 1: Built to belong – Deaf interpreting, community
Deaf Kiwi Diversity Series Episode 10 Part 2: Built to belong – Deaf interpreting, community
Deaf Kiwi Diversity Series Episode 11: Deaf Can Do Anything: A Northland Volunteer’s Story
Multi-party Leaders’ Debate – NZSL interpreted – 13 October 2026
National and Labour Leaders’ Debate – NZSL interpreted recording – 3 October 2026
Gregory & Victoria Lessing I House + Land in BOP
A Voice in Birth
Meet Craigo- Building Abilities (with NZSL interpreter)
AUT and the growth of NZSL interpreters
Deaf Children Victims of Bureaucratic Turf Wars
Champion of New Zealand Sign Language receives CNZM honours
Parents of Deaf learners say education system needs complete overhaul
One in Five- Part 3 (Rachel Nobel, part 2 of 2)
One in Five- Part 2 (Rachel Nobel, part 1 of 2)
One in Five- Part 1 (Markku Jokinen)
Filmaker Jared Flitcroft on ‘Tama’
Translating music into sign language with kelly Hodgins
Deaf tradie on challenges and acheivement of starting own business
An interview with Jon Tai-Rakena, Maori Deaf TikTok creator
Sign Language in the sportlight in Aotearoa more than ever this year
How Deaf teacher Phillip King runs his primary school classroom
Breaking Down Barriers: Adult Community Education for the Deaf Community
Future leaders of Deaf community share vision for NZ Sign Language
Deaf ‘elbowed out’ by the hearing
A special announcement from the Executive Board
Tāngata Turi raise alarms over AI risks to New Zealand Sign Language
Tangata Turi Maori advocate urges greater inclusion on marae during NZSL Week
NZSL Week: Long way to go for Aotearoa to ensure equity and access
Who controls NZSL in the age of AI? Deaf people must
NZSL Board releases position statment on NZSL and AI
Letting his work do the talking
Deaf student’s journey with academic excellence and NZSL advocacy
Bridging worlds and embracing New Zealand Sign Language
Deaf baker goes from strength to strenght after being given a chance
The deaf mother-of-three fulfilling her decades long dream of becoming a nurse
Deaf Aotearoa Community news
Enabling New Zealand Sign Language to thrive
Minister’s media release – Valued and visible: making sign language live
Deaf community marks two decades since official NZSL regonition
This is what te reo Maori sign language looks like
Why DeafPure Podcast Set up?
NZSL is a language, not a literal translation
Come Sign With Us
Kiwi kids of deaf parents share expertise after learning sign as first language
Parents of deaf children changing their attitudes, advocates say
Tradie learns NZ sign language for deaf employee
Interpreters give access to politics, education for deaf community
A Shared Language: Parrs Pak parkrun
Abuse in Care: Deaf children smacked for failing to lip read, denied sign language
