The New Generation of Leadership I Podcast with Ethan Reille
Dec 2, 2025•Channel
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Published7 months ago
Duration27:11
Video ID3gGQ7aaXUhs
Languageen
CategoryNonprofits & Activism
PrivacyPublic
Made for KidsNo
Video TypeRegular Video
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Views11
Likes2
Comments1
Engagement Rate27.27%
Likes per 100 views18.18
Comments per 1K views90.91
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Description
In this powerful episode of Voice of Aroha, we meet with Ethan Reille, one of Aotearoa’s youngest and most inspiring political voices.
At just 14, Ethan discovered his passion for politics — a passion shaped by growing up in rural North Otago, watching public policy directly impact his whānau, and realising how deeply communities rely on government decisions.
Now, as a young leader, Ethan shares an honest and vulnerable kōrero about:
Why lived experience is real experience
How young voters could decide the next election
Why so many rangatahi feel disconnected from politics
The crisis facing young New Zealanders today
What authentic leadership looks like for this generation
How we can build a more empathetic and inclusive Aotearoa
Ethan opens up about running as an 18-year-old Labour candidate, the reactions he faced, and the misconceptions surrounding youth experience. His message is clear: young people deserve to be heard, trusted, and backed.
This episode is full of heart, vision, and hope — a reminder that courage grows from community, and that the future of Aotearoa depends on uplifting youth voices.
If you care about social change, representation, and the next generation of leadership, this kōrero is a must-watch.
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