The Moxie Movement
We’re reshaping what success means for you and flipping the script for generations of badass businesswomen to come. Welcome to the ultimate hangout where you can dive into our tribe of kickass mums who are building businesses that actually fit their lives – no side-eye judgments here, just a whole lot of curiosity and support. And guess what? We’re allergic to sugar coating, so you won’t find any fluff. We’re the squad that dishes out the real talk, tackles the tough stuff head-on, and dives into those tricky questions with a sprinkle of love. Get ready - we’re bringing our unfiltered selves to the table and digging deep! Get to know your host… Sarah is a business owner who has gone from overwhelmed and overbooked to successfully running a business AND being a great mum and wife. Through years of trial and error and PLENTY of mistakes, she’s learned how to create powerful frameworks that help businesses run sustainably, giving back time and energy to their owners. Now, she brings her knowledge to other female and mum entrepreneurs so they too can have a business that works perfectly with their life!
Episodes

4 days ago
4 days ago
That Behind Feeling? Let’s Talk About It.
Ever feel like everyone else has kicked into full work mode…while you’re still juggling kids, snacks, uniforms, camps, activities, and a half-working brain?
That tight chest a sprinkle of low-grade panic. That rather annoying thought loop of “I should be further ahead by now.”
This episode is your permission slip to stop beating yourself up.
Because that “behind” feeling?
It’s not a sign you are failing or lazy and I promise it’s not a personal flaw.
It’s a split-season of capacity and once you see it clearly, everything changes.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Why feeling behind is a feeling, not a fact
How shame sneaks in when we compare mismatched seasons
What “split attention season” actually means for mums in business
Why focus follows capacity (not the other way around)
How to use January for preparation, not pressure
What phased momentum looks like for real-life business owners
Simple ways to calm the comparison spiral and reclaim your energy
What we cover in this episode
Why January is not the starting line we think it is
The emotional sabotage of comparing yourself to people with totally different realities
How to plan now so execution feels lighter (and faster) later
Using low-brain tasks and idea parking to protect your future self
Choosing calm instead of letting the internet dictate your pace
Setting a clear restart date so you can stop feeling “in limbo”
Your reminder (because it matters):
You are not late. There is no race. And there is no universal start line.
You’re not behind; you're in a split season of capacity. And once you plan for that, everything feels lighter.
👉 Ready for your next step?
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You don’t need to push harder. You need a plan that matches your season.
Stay moxie. 💛

Tuesday Jan 13, 2026
Tuesday Jan 13, 2026
There’s a version of you 90 days from now.She’s checking her bank balance. Doing the mental maths. And she’s not stressed because things are “quiet”… she’s stressed because nothing was decided earlier.
Welcome to your loving-but-direct reminder that business results are lag metrics.What feels hard in 90 days from now didn’t start in March. It started with what you did (or didn’t do) right now.
And no, this isn’t about hustling harder during school holidays.It’s about doing enough so future you doesn’t panic.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Why cash flow stress is almost never a surprise (even when it feels like one)
How inaction now creates the “March money wobble” so many mums experience
What minimum viable visibility actually looks like during busy seasons
How to stay seen without being chained to your laptop or phone
The one thing you should be watching weekly to protect future cash flow
We talk about:
Why business, parenting, health, and relationships all work on lag metrics
The seasonal patterns that trip women up every single year (hello March/April)
Why blaming the economy later is easier than making small decisions now
Simple, realistic ways to keep sales ticking over while you rest
How to decide once now… so you don’t have to panic later
This is not about doing more. It’s about doing something.
A phone call.A follow-up.One post a week.One visibility channel.One decision that future you will be grateful for.
Your next steps:
✔ Subscribe to The Moxie Movement Podcast so you don’t miss future episodes✔ Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for real-life business conversations✔ Submit a question for an upcoming episode over on socials
Future you is watching.And she’s begging you to pay attention now.

Tuesday Jan 06, 2026
Tuesday Jan 06, 2026
If you’ve opened Instagram in January and felt immediately behind…If you’re being told this is the year to reinvent yourself while you’re still dusting sand out of the sheets, refereeing screen-time negotiations, and acting as unpaid Uber driver…
This episode is for you.
January is not supposed to be a stick to beat yourself with. For us it’s supposed to be a time to gently reenter, not reinvent.
I’m calling BS on the New Year, New You pressure, especially for mums running businesses in the middle of school holidays, Christmas fallout, and real life.
Because January is not the time to demand miracles. It’s a re-entry season, not a reinvention season.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Why January is actually the worst time to expect peak performance
The difference between reinvention and re-entry (and why it matters)
The 3 counterintuitive “Moxie rules” for surviving January without sabotaging the rest of your year
How to protect your income without burning yourself out
What future you will be grateful you handled now
What we dive into
Holiday brain fog (yes, it’s real)
Why “starting strong” is unnecessary and unhelpful for mums
Lowering the bar on purpose and why that’s smart business
Choosing ONE revenue-protecting task instead of doing all the things
How to gently reconnect with your business without losing momentum
Protecting February, March, and beyond with small, low-energy decisions now
Why sustainable businesses don’t demand peak performance in survival seasons
My 3 Moxie Rules for January:
✔ Lower the bar intentionally for stability over acceleration✔ Choose one revenue anchor touch the flywheel, don’t spin it flat out✔ Protect future you small actions now = less stress later
No massive goals or unrealistic expectations.And please, no pretending this is a holiday for you when it’s clearly not.
Just permission to do less, stay connected, and enjoy the summer with your kids without blowing up the rest of your year.
And while you’re here:
✔ Subscribe to The Moxie Movement Podcast so you never miss an episode
✔ Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for real-life business conversations
✔ Submit a question there to be answered on a future podcast episode
Remember:There is no such thing as being behind.This is not a race.January is allowed to be gentle.
Stay moxie 💛

Tuesday Dec 30, 2025
Tuesday Dec 30, 2025
You don’t need more hacks or another freaking strategy. And you definitely don’t need to keep holding your life and business together with cheap cellotape.
If you’ve been patching and praying your way through motherhood, business, relationships, and responsibility, this episode is your permission slip to stop.
In this episode, we’re officially killing the cellotape era and bringing out the scissors. ✂️Because no woman has ever built a profitable, present business by taping shit together and hoping it doesn’t fall apart.
In this episode, you’ll learn:
Why “just fixing it quickly” is keeping you stuck and exhausted
How cellotape shows up as over-responsibility, people-pleasing, and misaligned yeses
The difference between static vs signal and how to cut the noise
Why being the default domestic operations manager is killing your capacity
How to redistribute the second shift (at home and at work)
Simple ways to reframe the stories you’re repeating about yourself
How to start cutting back without burning everything down at once
What we talk about:
Why patching problems feels productive… but actually creates more work
The hidden cost of being “good at fixing everything”
Out-there noise (media, opinions, doom scrolling) and why it has to go
Home noise and the uncomfortable truth about “supportive” partners
Teaching kids to carry their load (yes, even if they do it badly at first)
Delegation at work without stealing other people’s jobs
Rewriting the internal stories that keep you small and exhausted
Why capacity changes with seasons, and that’s not a failure
How one small cut a day can completely change your life and business
You cannot outwork this level of noise.You have to decide what matters and cut everything else.
And if you want help figuring out what stays and what goes, that’s exactly what we do inside a Moxie Breakthrough Session. Sometimes it only takes 10–15 minutes to get brutal clarity and feel that massive exhale.
👉 Your next steps:
✔ Subscribe to The Moxie Movement Podcast so you don’t miss the rest of this series✔ Follow us on Instagram and Facebook for real-life business + motherhood conversations✔ Submit a question for a future podcast episode over on social✔ If you’re ready to cut the noise with support book a Moxie Breakthrough Session
Stay moxie. 💥

Tuesday Dec 23, 2025
Tuesday Dec 23, 2025
Why your brain feels fried (and how to clear the static so you can actually move forward)
Ever sat down to work… finally… and your brain feels like it has 67 tabs open? Three of them are screaming for an update, one is definitely playing random music. And another is showing a meme you definitely didn’t search for.
Yeah. This episode is for you.
In Episode 88 of The Moxie Movement Podcast, I’m looking at exactly why you feel overwhelmed, scattered, exhausted, and stuck. Spoiler alert: it’s not because you’re doing anything wrong.
It’s because you’re drowning in noise.
In this episode, we map it. Name it. And start turning it down.
Inside the episode, you’ll learn:
✔ Why your overwhelm isn’t a you problem it’s a bandwidth problem✔ The three types of noise draining your energy every single day✔ How unpaid mental load + unmade decisions are silently killing your momentum✔ Why willpower, discipline, and motivation disappear when decision fatigue takes over✔ How the world’s noise becomes your beliefs… and then your results✔ A simple but powerful mapping exercise to clear your head fast✔ How to separate signal vs static so you stop reacting and start leading again
🔊 The 3 types of noise stealing your focus
1️⃣ Outside noiseThe economy. The media. Social feeds. “Manifest harder” advice. Other people’s opinions about your “cute little business.” It’s the group chat you never asked to be in… and can’t mute.
2️⃣ Home noiseThe invisible load. The domestic circus radio. Uniforms. Lunches. Calendars. Holidays. Dogs. Santa. Laundry staring at you like a fourth child. This soundtrack never turns off.
3️⃣ Internal noiseThe inner critic. The overthinker. The “you should be further ahead” loop. It’s your accountant, the PTA, and inner critic forming a girl band and living rent-free in your head.
When all three run at once? No wonder your brain battery is flat before you even start work.
Luckily:
You don’t need more motivation or to find better discipline. And you definitely don’t need a 4am routine with ice baths and mushroom tea.
You need to close some damn tabs.
This episode walks you through a practical, doable exercise to get everything out of your head, onto paper, and start deleting what doesn’t belong without guilt or burning your life down.
Because clarity isn’t created by doing more. It’s created by removing what doesn’t align.
Your next step (don’t skip this part)
Grab a piece of paper and do the exercise while the support is still in your ears.
If this episode hits home (it will):
👉 Subscribe to The Moxie Movement Podcast so you don’t miss what’s coming next👉 Follow us on Instagram & Facebook come hang out with us in the real world👉 Submit your question for an upcoming podcast episode (yes, I answer the real stuff)
Because the world doesn’t need you playing small, overwhelmed, or buried under static.
It needs you to be clear, powerful, rested, and leading.Stay Moxie.

Tuesday Dec 16, 2025
Tuesday Dec 16, 2025
You’ve built the whole damn dream house, metaphorically (and maybe literally)…So why are you curled up in the cramped cupboard under the stairs like a gremlin with a vacuum cleaner you haven’t used since April?
In this episode, we’re going beyond the noise, the clutter, the chaos, the open loops, the endless notifications, the decisions you keep circling but never quite making. This isn’t about doing more. This is about doing LESS noise… and more you.
Because:✨ You already dreamed it. You already planned it. You already KNOW what’s possible for your life and business.
But somewhere between Secret Santa emails, shark-obsessed children, 34,729 screenshots, and a junk drawer that could be classified as a small ecosystem…you lost your clarity and your frequency.
And you tuned in to everyone else’s station except your own.
Today, we fixed that.
Inside This Episode, You’ll Learn:
✔ Why overwhelm isn’t about “too much to do” it’s about too many unmade decisionsYou're not drowning in tasks; you’re drowning in open loops.Emails you’ll “deal with later.”Photos to sort “one day.”Kids’ clothes are stacked “for when you have time.”Every loop drains your bandwidth until you’re exhausted before the day even begins.
✔ How noise shrinks your world and keeps you living smallThe news, your industry feeds, the economy talk, and other people’s opinions, none of this expands your world. It keeps you stuck in the broom cupboard, even though you built a freakin’ mansion of possibility.
✔ The ONE shift that instantly restores clarityDecide. Fast. Clean. Aligned for you. Your overwhelm ends the minute you begin choosing.
✔ A simple ritual to clear the clutter mentally, digitally, emotionally, and physicallyUnfollow. Delete. Unsubscribe. And then Delegate.Close any open loops so 2026 doesn’t run you… YOU run it.
✔ Why “noise” is the biggest dream-killer for women in businessBecause when everyone else’s frequency is louder than yours, you forget you’re building a life and business your way, not theirs.
The Challenge for This Week:
Grab a notebook or your Notes app and ask:
👉 Where do I have unmade decisions looping right now? Notifications Photos Emails Files Junk drawers Kids’ mystery paper piles Old marketing assets Subscriptions that drain your vibe
Choose ONE area. Delete. Decide. Delegate.Give yourself 90 seconds and feel 90 minutes lighter.
Your Reminder:
You are not here to live in the metaphorical broom closet. You are here to live in the house you dreamed of, the one with the spa, the library, the media room, the breathtaking view, the thriving business, the peaceful home, the YOU who is fully in her power.
Tune out the noise. Tune back into your frequency. And make the decisions your future self is begging you to make. 2026 wants the most decisive, Moxie-filled version of you.
Loved this episode? Here’s how to stay connected with the movement:
👉 Subscribe to The Moxie Movement Podcast so you never miss an episode packed with real talk, strategy, and the kind of truth bombs that change businesses and lives.
👉 Follow us on Instagram and Facebook where you’ll catch behind-the-scenes, quick hits of motivation, and real conversations about the juggle.
👉 Submit your questions for future episodes! DM us on Instagram or Facebook with what you’re struggling with in business, motherhood, balance, or boundaries, and I’ll tackle it in an upcoming episode.
Until next time, stay Moxie. 💛

Tuesday Dec 09, 2025
Tuesday Dec 09, 2025
If you’ve been white-knuckling your way through life + business like it’s an Olympic sport… this episode is a deep exhale.
Today I’m joined by Rachel Cutler, co-owner of the Mahia Beach Store, a tiny seaside general store that’s been serving its community since 1940. And what I love most about this conversation? It’s not the polished “6-figure morning routine” fluff. It’s the real stuff: the messy middle, the exhaustion, the “I can’t keep doing it all” breaking point… and the practical shifts that helped Rachel move into a season she describes in one word:
Steady.
This is the episode for you if:
You’re doing everything and calling it “just business ownership”
Your calendar is living in your head (and waking you up at 2am)
You feel guilty leaving early… even though you started this business for freedom
You’re in perimenopause and sleep has left the chat
You’re craving a business that runs like a business not like a crisis
What We Get Into (The Real Talk Bits)
1) The breaking point no one posts online
Rachel found me not long after Cyclone Gabrielle but like she says, it wasn’t just the cyclone. It was COVID years, team dysfunction, financial pressure, working with her husband… and being so sleep-deprived she was basically running on fumes and grit.
At one point? It was get help, divorce, sell the business, I’m out. That’s what happens when you’ve been carrying too much for too long.
2) The belief she had to drop: “It has to be me”
Rachel admits the big shift was letting go of the story:
“No one else can do it”
“I don’t have time to teach them”
“It has to be perfect”
“If they don’t see me working, they’ll think I’m lazy”
Oof. If you felt that in your ribs… same.
3) The system that changed everything: The Power Hour
This episode gives you a behind-the-scenes look at what it actually looks like to use time-blocking as an anchor not as a control freak tool. Rachel talks about how having her priorities scheduled stops her from being yanked around by everyone else’s urgency.
And I’ll say it again for the women in the back: Your calendar isn’t a cage. It’s a capacity unlock. It’s how we stop living in reactive mode.
4) “Giving them the answer” is actually stealing your future time
One of my favourite parts: the leadership shift from outsourcing thinking back to the team. Rachel catches herself mid-moment: instead of doing the “ten second job,” she teaches someone else how so she never has to do it again.
That’s how you build a business that doesn’t need you for every tiny thing.
5) The guilt she outgrew: leaving early
Rachel shares how she used to feel guilty leaving before staff… even though she was doing heaps of invisible work no one sees. Now? She leaves for the dentist without spiralling. Growth, babe.
6) Sleep (especially in perimenopause) is not optional
Rachel is brutally honest about insomnia and how it wrecked her leadership, focus, mood, and efficiency and how getting proper support (plus better sleep hygiene) became a turning point.
If you’re telling yourself “this is normal”… I need you to hear us both: It’s common. It’s not normal. Get support.
Tiny Gold Nuggets You’ll Want to Steal
80% good is good enough (your wellbeing is not the thing we sacrifice for perfection)
The “yes, but…” habit keeps you stuck. Try “yes, and…” to create options and spaciousness
Systems you avoid are usually the ones that will save you the most time
Your team often thinks you’re richer than you are until you show them how money actually moves through the business
If This Episode Hit a Nerve…
If you’re sitting there thinking, “Yep… that’s me. I’m the bottleneck. I’m exhausted. I’m carrying too much.”
Your next step isn’t “try harder.” It’s getting clearer. Get supported. Put the right systems in place.
Because you don’t need more motivation. You need a way of running your business that doesn’t cost you your health, your marriage, and your actual life.
Your Next Steps (Do This Now)
✅ Subscribe to The Moxie Movement Podcast so you don’t miss the episodes that feel like a pep talk and a plan. ✅ Come follow us on Instagram + Facebook (and say hi I’m not bitey, promise). ✅ Submit your question for an upcoming podcast episode over on Instagram or Facebook if you’re thinking it, I guarantee another mum in business is too.
See you over there, mama. Let’s build a business that supports your life not one you need to recover from.

Tuesday Dec 02, 2025
Tuesday Dec 02, 2025
How an impulse decision, a whole lot of ignorance + arrogance, and two very determined humans built a business… and a marriage.
Episode Summary
In this raw, hilarious, and deeply honest episode, Jonny joins me on the mic as we take you behind the scenes of our 18-year adventure of buying, building, and growing The Rock our very first business we bought together back in 2007.
And no, we didn’t buy it with a trust fund (I wish). We bought it with loose change, blind optimism, and zero clue how big of a ride we were strapping into.
From kicking each other under the table when one of us (me) accidentally said “We’ll buy it!” to survive GFC, volunteer crew realities, handwritten booking sheets, porridge-based cuisine, and running cruises on caffeine and not nearly enough sleep… we’re pulling back the curtain on all of it.
This episode is a love letter to big leaps, messy action, partnership under pressure, and what really happens when you go “all in” on a business you believe in long before you have the systems, strategy, or sleep to back it up.
In This Episode:
🔥 Our Impulse Buy That Changed Everything
The true story behind the night we first heard The Rock might be for sale… and how my mouth said “We’ll buy it” before my brain consulted our bank account.
🔥 What The Rock Actually Is (and why people lose their minds over it)
An overnight adventure cruise through Northland that feels like getting plugged straight into the heart of real New Zealand phosphorescence, fishing, kayaking, island hopping, stargazing, sunrise magic.
🔥 Why Ignorance + Arrogance Were Our Superpowers
We didn’t know the economy was tanking.We didn’t know compliance would explode.We didn’t know most of the crew were volunteers. (Yep. That one hurt.)
We just knew we were all in and honestly, that was enough to get us off the ground.
🔥 The Hardest Parts We Never Saw Coming
A tax bill that nearly flattened us.
Endless compliance layers (hi Maritime NZ + liquor licence + food control plan + DOC + Qualmark…).
Living on the boat, eating leftover sausages and porridge, and running purely on grit.
🔥 The Strengths We Discovered in Each Other
Jonny = calm AF under pressure, natural connector, the steady anchor our magpie-energy business needed.
Me = fast learner, fast decision-maker, systems brain, the visionary pushing us forward.
Together = unstoppable (even when completely unqualified).
🔥 What We Would Tell Our 2007 Selves
“Enjoy the ride, it's going to shape everything.” (Jonny)
“Who, not how. And pay yourself. For the love of god, pay yourself.” (Me)
🔥 The Big Lesson
Taking a big risk together isn’t just survivable, it can be fun, expansive, identity-shifting, marriage-deepening magic when you’re both all in.
Why This Matters for YOU
Whether you're sitting in business overwhelm, wondering if you’ve made the wrong choice, feeling like your vision is too big or your bank account too small, hear this:
Every successful woman I’ve ever coached has had a moment where she made a decision she “had no business making”… and it changed everything.
Your version of The Rock is calling.Your leap doesn’t have to look like ours but it does have to be yours.
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Wednesday Nov 26, 2025
Wednesday Nov 26, 2025
This is your permission slip to slow the hell down without losing your power.
If your brain has recently slammed on the brakes while your business is still trying to race ahead at full noise… you are not broken. You’re not failing. You’re not “less than.” You’re a woman navigating a physiological season that most business advice completely ignores.
In Episode 84, we dismantle the guilt, the shame, and the “just push harder” conditioning that so many of us carry, especially in seasons like perimenopause, pregnancy, early motherhood, or just… life being a lot.
This isn’t laziness.It’s biology.It’s capacity shifting.And you get to lead differently here.
What We Get Into:✔ The truth about low-capacity seasons (and why you can’t out-hustle hormones)✔ Why your capacity ≠ your capability✔ How to protect your confidence when your brain feels like mashed potatoes✔ The four energy states every woman entrepreneur cycles through✔ How to schedule your work, leadership, and life around your physiology✔ Why rest is not a luxury it’s a leadership skill✔ The simple mindset shift that stops your business from entering survival mode✔ How lowering expectations (yes, really!) can actually boost performance across your whole business
If you’re brilliant but running on fumes…If you’re second-guessing your output…If you’re grieving the version of yourself who used to “do more”…This episode will soothe your nervous system and sharpen your leadership all at once.
Key TakeawayYou cannot outwork biology, but you can lead yourself and your business with intention in first gear, fifth gear, and everything in between.Slowing down isn't a weakness.It’s wisdom hard-earned through years of juggling business, motherhood, partnership, home life, and everything else you've carried.
Your Moxie Challenge This Week
🌿 Block rest on your calendar like it's your most important meeting🧠 Identify your high-energy window and protect it fiercely✨ Write down 3 things you’re exceptional at, even on your lowest days💛 Ask your kids (or partner) what they appreciate about you and actually let it land
And if your brain has hit the brakes lately?You’re still in the driver’s seat.You’re still leading.You’re still extraordinary.If this episode hit home… share it with a business girlfriend who’s brilliant but exhausted. She needs this reminder too.
And don’t forget:👉 Subscribe to The Moxie Movement Podcast so you never miss an episode👉 Follow us on Instagram & Facebook for daily inspiration, behind-the-scenes, and to submit your questions for upcoming episodes👉 Tag me when you’re listening I love hearing what hits home for you
Until next time…Get sleep.Take the break.Drink the tea in the garden.And stay Moxie. 💛

Tuesday Oct 21, 2025
Tuesday Oct 21, 2025
Sarah Greener sits down with Ihipera Peters, owner of Kaupare Law a Māori-led law firm blazing trails in Aotearoa, New Zealand. Ihipera is not just a lawyer. She’s a mother of four, a wife, a cultural advocate, and a living example of what it means to run a profitable and present business without losing yourself along the way.
Together, Sarah and Ihipera get into the messy, beautiful reality of building a purpose-driven business while juggling family, identity, and leadership. From breaking perfectionism to redefining success, this conversation is full of truths you need to hear, big laughs, and actionable insights for any woman building her dream life on her own terms.
💬 What You’ll Hear in This Episode:
✔ Redefining Success: How Ihipera stepped away from traditional measures of “success” to build a business grounded in purpose, culture, and community.
✔ Progress Over Perfection: The mindset shift that turned a “recovering perfectionist” into a confident business owner leading with ease and authenticity.
✔ Breaking Patriarchal Norms: The courage it takes for women, especially Māori women to lead businesses in spaces still shaped by outdated systems.
✔ Team, Trust & Tau (Balance): How Kaupare Law embeds Māori values, language and wellbeing( hauora) into its structure and how it’s paying off.
✔ Motherhood Meets Leadership: How Ihipera dropped the guilt and found joy in taking time for herself, proving you can be a present mum and a profitable business owner.
✔ Ripple Effects: From her daughter’s confidence in Te Reo Māori to her team’s wellbeing programs, Ihipera’s story shows how one woman’s alignment can change an entire community.
💡 Key Takeaways:
“Make your why bigger than your why bother.”
Success doesn’t have to look like anyone else’s version; it's about alignment, not achievement.
The path to balance isn’t about doing less; it’s about doing what matters.
It takes a sisterhood to grow a business and surround yourself with women who get it.
💥 Quote Worth Repeating:
“You can run a profitable business, be a present mama, and still make an impact. It takes a village to raise a child and a sisterhood to grow a business.” – Ihipera Peters
👑 Connect & Continue the Conversation
If today’s episode spoke to you (and we know it did!), make sure to:
🔸 Subscribe to The Moxie Movement Podcast we’ve got more real, raw, and radically honest conversations coming your way.
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🎧 Listen now to hear how Ihipera is changing the face of law one ripple, one wahine, and one courageous decision at a time.
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