Te Maire Martin is a lucky charm for the Broncos but his whānau are awesome as well. His sister Rauhina Martin (Tainui) and partner Kihiroa Wihapi (Te Arawa) opened a new gym in Rotorua.
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NewsResearchers call for kaupapa Māori solutions to head the queue for family violence funding
Hinewai Netana-Williams is a Te Rito journalism cadet Kaupapa Māori is the solution to family violence, according to the He Waka Eke Noa survey project team.
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Rawiri McKree-Jansen keen to clear hospitals' waiting lists
By September a new task force will have a plan ready to clear the backlog in public hospital waiting lists, impacted by Covid-19 and including equity for Māori and Pacific populations, one of its m
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Ikin wants whānau to know their worth at hauora expo
“He tū rongo koe! You are worth it!” That’s the rallying cry for Maniapoto whānau as they journey to the Te Nehenehenui Hauora expo this Sunday.
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Game-changing cardiac screening programme to reach all Māori across Waikato
Cardiac disease is one of the five biggest killers of Māori, who on average die seven years earlier than non-Māori.
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Chief Ombudsman: Māori mental health management is sub-par
Chief Ombudsman Peter Boshier expects the Health Department to take action over poor quality mental health facilities and rehabilitation recuperation.
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Te Tiriti breaches still happening in health system- Lady Moxon
Health advocate Lady Tureiti Moxon says breaches of Te Tiriti in the New Zealand health system are still happening, three years since the release of the Hauora Report from the Waitangi Tri
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Māori Health Authority's $22 million cash injection
The government has announced that the interim Māori Health Authority will receive $22 million in its first round of funding.
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Survey: Māori continue to experience government agencies' 'violence'
A survey, He Waka Eke Noa: Māori cultural frameworks for violence prevention and intervention, has highlighted continued state 'violence' against Māori.
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NewsOmicron: Nurses worried they can’t keep up
The health system, already in critical condition, could collapse under the strain of an inevitable Omicron outbreak, the New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) says.
