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Sep 14, 2026

Dane GiraudHOST
23:26
because he was really good at what he did.
Dane GiraudHOST
23:28
But there is a, and I'm going to circle back to the kneecap here, you know, there is a little bit of, it's like the mongrel mob, you know, like the mongrel mob put the fascist helmet on the bulldog because the bulldog was a symbol of Churchill and it was the most offensive thing they could think of.
Dane GiraudHOST
23:50
I think that there are fascist touches in music and have been for quite a while.
Dane GiraudHOST
24:00
Lemmy from Motorhead, you know, like some of his insignia is a little bit, you know, he'll have like SS badges and things like that.
Nu TeleaHOST
1:04
Well, let me rephra- let me reread this again.
Nu TeleaHOST
1:07
In 2013, Yafeta Matalasi's 21-year-old son, Alonsio, or Sio Matalasi, was murdered during a violent brawl between rival factions of the Mongrel Mob.
Nu TeleaHOST
1:21
Sio was an innocent bystander caught in the crossfire.
Nu TeleaHOST
1:24
Two men, Shane Harrison and Dylan Parke, were convicted and sentenced to life imprisonment for the killing.
Nu TeleaHOST
2:05
He went so far as to ask the judge to let them go free, stating he could not live with hatred in his heart.
Nu TeleaHOST
2:15
Driven by a desire for true re- resolution, Yafeta fought a seven-year battle through the New Zealand justice system to organize a face-to-face restorative justice meeting inside the prison walls.
Nu TeleaHOST
2:29
Yafeta sta- sat down directly across from Shane Harrison, the Mongrel Mob member responsible for his son's death.
Nu TeleaHOST
2:38
Harrison expressed absolute disbelief and immense gratitude for the blessing of forgiveness.
Paul BarlowHOST
4:57
I've had work done on my teeth to make sure that they're not.
Paul BarlowHOST
5:00
But it was really fascinating looking at his page because he's also drunk the Kool-Aid about things like Three Waters or money going to the mongrel mob.
Paul BarlowHOST
5:09
Light Rail being cancelled because of labour and there's a tonne of Atlas related content like New Zealand Initiative stuff on his Facebook page.
Paul BarlowHOST
5:18
There was John Pilkington who wrote, OK Paul, and that was it, like that was the whole comment but then you go to his page, everything is blocked off except for a picture of Charlie Kirk.
Te WarenaGUEST
6:45
Oh, did he? And he, but when I went to his tangi, you know, it was just only good things that I could remember.
Te WarenaGUEST
6:54
You know, this is, you know, and this is very different for people to hear as well, but, you know, I had to carry the casket with all his mongrel mob, mate.
Te WarenaGUEST
7:02
But my kids just had to look around and think, oh, this is different.
Te WarenaGUEST
7:08
Sitting on the front of the pie pie with them all.
Te WarenaGUEST
7:18
And that's how I remember the finish of that.
Donald HollingsworthHOST
7:23
Yeah.
Donald HollingsworthHOST
7:24
I think these mongrel mob men would have loved your father.
Donald HollingsworthHOST
7:27
And so, of course, you came with your father.
Harry TamGUEST
7:26
I probably know more about gangs [laughs] than anyone else in this country.
Harry TamGUEST
7:30
Because when I came to the Mongrel, we drew our patches.
Aroha TreacherCORRESPONDENT
7:33
Mongrel Mob Life member Harry Tam is here to give insights into a world he knows better than most.
Harry TamGUEST
7:41
So my whole korero was to raise the awareness of our community of trauma and the need to treat trauma.
Harry TamGUEST
7:51
It is really important-
Ros RiceHOST
3:08
Right.
David HannaGUEST
3:09
So they're connected to the mongrel mob, Black Power.
David HannaGUEST
3:12
And we had a couple of speakers that were 501s.
Ros RiceHOST
3:15
Right.
David HannaGUEST
6:50
walking the talk.
David HannaGUEST
6:52
It's easy to say, you know, positive and profound things, but you've got to be able to deliver on them.
David HannaGUEST
6:58
And as Lizzie outlined in the conference, her and her husband, Dennis, they've been on a long journey from, you know, being in the mongrel mob for 30 plus years.
David HannaGUEST
7:09
And Lizzie is very aware through her opportunities in Wesley Community Action of all the training and resources that whānau members in those communities don't access.

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