Attitude

G From Whangarei to Dunedin we scoured the country to find this year's 24 outstanding Attitude Awards finalists. Join us as we shine a light on the achievements of Kiwis living with disabilities.

G Created by Prince Harry, Invictus is a celebrated sporting event for injured and sick defence personnel. Veteran Nu, and first-timer PJ form an alliance as they train for this year's games in Sydney.

G Despite being only weeks old when the Christchurch earthquake forced her family from their home, eight-year-old Mieke is deeply affected. We explore how environmental factors can trigger anxiety.

G Anxiety rates in NZ children are skyrocketing with the number of diagnosed cases more than doubling in recent years. Neuroscience educator Nathan Wallis is on a mission to calm the anxious mind.

PG One in five young Kiwis will experience some kind of serious mood disorder before the age of 24. Glimpse takes us into the lives of seven young people who share their struggles with mental health.

PG Carefree farmer Matt Bryson lost his leg in an accident on the family farm four years ago. He continues to tackle life head on; we follow him at Whakapapa where he's organised a ski camp for amputees.

PG Mandy was only 42 when she received her diagnosis of early onset dementia, and Clare just 60. In this episode, their husbands share intimate stories of love, loss, and acceptance.

G Misdiagnosis of dementia among Maori is common. This episode examines dementia in the lives of everyday Maori, and the research aiming to improve the assessment and care of Maori living with dementia.

PG To mainstream or not - a dilemma faced by parents of children with intellectual disabilities. We visit St Lucy's school in Sydney where dedicated educators unlock each child's potential.

G A 35-metre jump off a waterfall left newlywed Ephraim Gudgeon with a spinal injury. We follow the self-confessed gym junkie on his road to independence, as he prepares for a bodybuilding competition.