Okirano Tilaia
Mosque shooting vigil organiser talks about holding another
Cashmere High School Head Boy Okirano Tilaia who led a student vigil in Hagley Park last year, holding another event this afternoon to pay tribute to mosque shooting victims and their whanau. Audio
Youth remember Christchurch mosque shootings
The flower wall in Christchurch became a symbol of the country's grief and solidarity last year in the wake of the mosque shootings.
That memorial has long since been dismantled, but the sentiments… Audio
Okirano Tilaia: 'It's commonality that makes Aotearoa special'
17 year old Okirano Tilaia who led Cashmere High's response to the mosque attacks in Christchurch has been named the inaugral Blake Youth Leader. Video, Audio
Reflections on Christchurch mosques' tragedy
With Christchurch City Councillor, Raf Manji , Ikhlaq Kashkari, President of the NZ Muslim Association, speaking to us from the country's oldest Mosque and Okirano Tilaia, Head boy of Cashmere High… Audio
Christchurch student vigil planned
Cashmere High has been hard hit - with six people associated with the school either killed or injured in Friday's attack. Head boy Okirano Tilaia is organising a vigil for students at the Deans Avenue… Audio
