Source / NZ Herald A long-standing rōpū of Wai 2575 health claimants are a step closer to closing the final chapter on underfunding grievances with the Crown.
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John Tamihere: 'Māori Health Authority our constitutional right to access our resources'
Whānau ora and Te Whānau o Waipareira chief executive John Tamihere says the new Māori Health Authority is a game-changer.
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NewsMore than ever 'our voices will be heard'- Riana Manuel says as new health system begins
The birthplace of New Zealand, Waitangi, has this morning overseen another major change in Aotearoa history, hosting the opening of the country's new public health system.
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Rural Māori stroke survivors experience 'worst outcomes'- new study
University of Auckland Associate Professor Matire Harwood. Photo / File Rural Māori who suffer strokes experience the worst health outcomes of stroke survivors, a new study says.
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'Not expecting surprises' from Budget 2022- Dr Lara Greaves
University of Auckland Public Policy Institute political analyst Dr Lara Greaves (Ngāpuhi) says she’s expecting a “fairly conservative budget” with no surprises, as Finance Minister Grant Robertson
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Māori health leader credits government for 'starting' to improve Māori health
Māori Health Authority to play key role in lifting health inequities for Māori
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Māori Health Providers receive crumbs from the Crown funding pie
Lady Tureti Moxon of Te Kohao Health Centre Hamilton is unhappy at what she believes is an imbalance between funding from businesses and Māori health.
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‘If you want to have a Christmas, get vaccinated'- Henare
The government is defending its decision to dump Maori vaccination targets in its Aotearoa reopening plan, saying it would only ‘vilify’ whānau, despite political opponents arguing the decision is tantamount to genocide.
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Full vaccination already a requirement at Turuki Healthcare
Dr Lily Fraser, GP and clinical director at Turuki Healthcare in South Auckland, explains that because of the high risk of mahi Turukii does, it had already made it mandatory for all employees to b
