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The outrages that went unseen in the New Zealand of the 1960s and 70s.

Kiwi table tennis legend turned 58 in Feb, but wants to be in Tokyo for her fifth Games.

Ashley Williams' uncle with cancer took his life in 2010. Her film Going Home remembers.

Pania Tepaiho-Marsh teaches women to hunt - but more than that.

Pania Tepaiho-Marsh teaches women to hunt but the real lesson goes deeper.

Infectious diseases expert was stunned by nasty comments about her weight and pink hair.

Caitlyn Cook is the subject of the short documentary My Breakup with God.

Stunning Images show how William Trubridge and Sachiko Fukumoto had their baby under water

The man behind the viral clip seen by 1.6 million explains how it has affected him.

Gina can't see, is bedbound and has to avoid light and sound as they are painful to her eyes and ears. Gina is pro-euthanasia.

The Christchurch Earthquake left the majority of its population devastated, but for a small group of homeless people, disaster brought about new and luxurious living opportunities.

New Kiwi documentary-makers have gone online, including a story of the first bungy jumper.

We are working with a group of innovative film makers, Loading Docs, to showcase great short Kiwi films. Watch Road To Whakarae, one of 10 three-minute documentaries.

We are working with a group of innovative film makers, Loading Docs, to showcase great short Kiwi films. Watch The Jump, one of 10 three-minute documentaries.

We are working with a group of innovative film makers, Loading Docs, to showcase great short Kiwi films. Watch Queer Selfies, one of 10 three-minute documentaries.

We are working with a group of innovative film makers, Loading Docs, to showcase great short Kiwi films. Watch Homing, one of 10 three-minute documentaries.

We are working with a group of innovative film makers, Loading Docs, to showcase great short Kiwi films. Watch Today, one of 10 three-minute documentaries.

We are working with a group of innovative film makers, Loading Docs, to showcase great short Kiwi films. Watch Wayne, one of 10 three-minute documentaries.

We are working with a group of innovative film makers, Loading Docs, to showcase great short Kiwi films. Watch Baba, one of 10 three-minute documentaries.

The story of Loading Docs began in 2010. Julia Parnell was a documentary producer striking out on her own with a new company called Notable Pictures, seeking new opportunities to make creative documentaries, inspired by the possibilities online.

Watch Stop/Go, one of 10 three-minute documentaries made as part of the Loading Docs project.

nzherald.co.nz spoke to the filmmakers and producers behind Loading Docs, a new three minute documentary initiative launched in Auckland Tuesday night.