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Being Mr. Gay New Zealand is more than just a pageant. It is an opportunity to inspire and stand up for the rainbow community. Prior to , I was a journalist during which time I wrote a feature article focusing on homophobia in sport. I also briefly played for my local rugby team, where I hope I might have inspired or given courage to others like me who are or were afraid to take part in team sports and situations that make them feel uncomfortable.
I was hugely disappointed I could not make the finals of the competition last year due to a cancelled flight.
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This year, I look forward to meeting with the other contestants. It is an honour just to take part. I would love to have the title of Mr. Gay New Zealand so I can use it as a platform to bring awareness to and address LGBTQI issues, and be a strong role model for young gay, bisexual or questioning men and women — especially those in isolated, rural or small town areas. I would be honoured to have the opportunity of being Mr. Gay New Zealand I feel that this role will enable me to speak, not only about my personal experiences but also allow me to act as a representative of our community.
I am a strong male influence who has a clear understanding of who I am. I will endeavour to educate, encourage and provide an inclusive society for my fellow brothers, sisters and Pacific peoples. Being raised on a farm and in the islands has taught me the importance of humility, hard work, and love, while developing self-acceptance from a young age.
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I currently live in Auckland, which is home to the largest Polynesian population in the world. I would be excited to use the Mr. Gay New Zealand platform to help address some of the pressing issues faced by our community and be the leader of real change. I am reminded every day by my rights and freedom in New Zealand how lucky I am. It inspires me not to be complacent with my freedom when in so many parts of the world I still could be prosecuted, tortured or killed for being who I am.