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Coalition's border control failure led to Covid-19 infecting Pasifika whānau- expert
National Hauora Coalition chief executive Simon Royal says the Coalition always knew Māori and Pacific families would be significantly more at risk.
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Pasifika leaders call for halt to social media pressures over latest Covid outbreak
The Pasifika community makes up 74 per cent of the cases that are linked to the Auckland cluster.
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Pasifika stigmatised due to recent Covid outbreak- Pasifika GP
Dr Api Talemaitoga says Pasifika must avoid misinformation about Covid-19.
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Hannah Tamaki calls on Coalition for immediate amnesty for Pacific overstayers
Hannah Tamaki calls for immediate amnesty for Pacific overstayers.
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NewsMinistry of Health data reveals Pasifika family with Covid-19 in Auckland
Pacific Leadership Forum chair says this information needs to be used to encourage Pasifika people to be safe.
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Health minister declines to reveal ethnicity of Auckland family with Covid-19
Concerns are rising for the Pasifika community since the family lives in South Auckland where New Zealand’s largest Pacific population lives.
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Pasifika TV and Māori Television Partner to Launch New Pacific Contribution Hub
Pasifika TV and Māori Television announce the launch of a new Pacific Contribution Hub (PacHub), set to bridge the sharing of news, sport and entertainment content between Aotearoa, New Zealand and the Pacific.
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Keeping rheumatic fever at bay
A Māori health provider is urging young Māori and Pacific Islanders who have suffered from rheumatic fever to keep with the GP programme to avoid catching it again.
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Pasifika leaders determined to protect Māori/Pasifika from Coronavirus
The Pacific Leadership Forum, a council of leaders from the Pacific community are determined to stop the spread of COVID-19. They recognise that their ethnicities are at the highest risk from this virus, and the possible effects of it on Māori. Teleiai Edwin Puni, chairman of the Forum explains: “It is a responsible action by our Pacific [communities]. Because we live closely with our Māori whānau(s), in the same neighbourhood(s). “By being responsible with the prevention and the readiness, it also protects our Māori and the people of Aotearoa.”
