Taita College

15/11/2024

We recognize that our words may serve to satisfy certain interests, and we accept that. However, we also understand that some may interpret this as a form of “harassment.” For those who feel this way, we suggest directing your inquiries to the individual responsible for these circumstances. Whether it’s deemed harassment is of little consequence to us; engaging with a transgender individual in the manner referenced is deeply troubling, as is the perpetuation of dishonesty. Feel free to report this if you wish; our position remains unaffected. Warm regards. 😘

15/11/2024

I don't sing R&B but, bitch, I'm really her TUH 😘

06/11/2024

we haven’t had one person step to us 😘 y’all can’t do s**t but report. No power Na Na Na Boo Boo

06/11/2024

We acknowledge your actions, but we are unbothered and will continue to move forward as planned.

With all of them blackheads and ingrown hairs in your face, you’re just full of hate. Ra**st TINGS Sawyer Bailey - Tr**ny at Indiana University, Bloomington Jordy Hetaraka Instructor Amiria Hirini and Zahra Ferris Autistic and Body Positivity Warriors Jayden Lawler Austistic Racist Nicole Hirini A...

05/11/2024

Residents of 16 Clapham Grove, Stokes Valley should be expecting a package 🤗🪳🪳🪳🪳🪳🪳🪳🪳🪳🪳🪳🪳🪳🪳🪳🪳🪳🪳

04/11/2024

Being a grown able-bodied adult and sitting on your ass all day is crazy

In this eye-opening video, Nicole Hirini shares her powerful and emotional journey through addiction, alcohol abuse, and s*x work, and how these choices impa...

03/11/2024

we are having a ball 😂😂😂

02/11/2024

Our newly renovated website 😊

27/10/2024

In this video, Amiria Kira Hirini, a student at Victoria University of Wellington, shares a deeply personal story about a painful chapter in her life involving her father, Simon Hirini, who is a teacher at Taita College, located at 304 Taita Drive, Lower Hutt 5011, New Zealand. This marks her initial confession—a difficult truth she has carried for years. By speaking out, Amiria hopes to begin her journey toward healing and to raise awareness about issues that many people struggle with in silence. She reminds viewers that if they or someone they know is dealing with a similar situation, they are not alone and that support is available. She asks that this story be received with respect and empathy.

In this video, I, Amiria Hirini, am sharing my personal story about a painful chapter in my life involving my father, Simon Hirini. This is my initial confes...

26/10/2024

We’re beyond excited to announce that our book release is right on schedule! We know it’s been quiet here, but we’ve been hard at work with revisions. Soon, we’ll be sharing a sneak peek at the cover. For now, we hope this little voice note makes up for our absence.Yours truly, SHNL