Self-empowerment is the main goal for two Aotearoa mental health advocates.
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Māori have tools to take dementia head on
Researchers from the University of Auckland have found elderly Māori with dementia can reduce their symptoms in a te reo Māori setting such as a marae.
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'Goodbye 50s, hello 60s' former soldier to walk Te Araroa Trail for milestone birthday
Walking the length of the country isn't what most people choose to do to celebrate a birthday but for Nelson Tainui, that is exactly what he will dosome time over the next six months.
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NewsFirefighters protest over 'poor support'
The sole Waikato aerial truck has been in a mechanic's workshop for more than three days By Waimanea Nuri, Te Rito journalism cadet
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From hunting to helping rangatahi- Marsh turns aunty for kids needing help
Warning - the following story talks about mental health and suicide.
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Henare 'emotional' during Whanganui mental health services visit
The impact of Māori mental wellbeing services and a community effort to prevent suicide in Whanganui, Rangitīkei and Ruapehu left a visiting minister "quite emotional".
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Fight For Life: It's really close to home for me- Tegan Yorwarth
By Te Ao Mārama reporter Raniera Harrison. Award-winning radio announcer Tegan Yorwarth (Te Aupōuri, Ngāti Kurī) is squaring up to take on the biggest fight of her life.
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Tukaki appointed director of the Suicide Prevention Office
Since passing on the reins of the Ministerial Advisory Board of Oranga Tamariki to Sir Mark Solomon in April this year, Matthew Tukaki has already found his next venture.
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GIN overcomes mental health challenges to reveal 'This is Me' to the world
GIN The Artist has worked with many well-known kiwi artists such as TEEKS and Pieter T, including performing backing vocals for Stan Walker, as well as being an accomplished violinist of the classi
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Pink Shirt Day: Pere Wihongi leads campaign against bullying
By Te Rito journalism cadet, Hinewai Netana-Williams.
