*Strong Language Warning* The world ain't all sunshine and rainbows... and neither is Zane Munro. But he is as genuine as they come. The West Auckland native never met his birth father and grew up putting on the tough guy front as he struggled to define his identity. Charging into young adulthood, Zane moved away from everyone he knew and found himself very much alone. He rapidly developed addictions to drugs and gambling in an attempt to fill the hole. It led him down a dangerous path that he believes would've been the end of him if he hadn't crashed so hard into rock bottom and met the woman who made him want to be a better man. Facing his demons and finding a positive way out of the darkness that once consumed his life was so inspiring to Zane that he started his own movement to help other men going through their own adversity. 'For All The Brothers' is built around finding strength in vulnerability, encouraging men to front up to their feelings and take responsibility for their health and the health of their mates. He's a rough diamond with a heart of gold, but as he tells it, he's just another brother.

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