Te Mahere Whai Mahi Wāhine: Women’s Employment Action Plan was launched today by Minister for Women, Jan Tinetti, with the goal of ensuring New Zealand is a great place for women to work.
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#GIveUsOurMammograms: Message to government to save lives from breast cancer
Wāhine Māori have one of the highest rates of breast cancer in the world but the number of women getting their mammograms with Aotearoa's breast screening programme has dropped by 64 per cent - the
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Nix Adams: from life's rock bottom to winning TV Personality award
Nikola ‘Nix’ Adams didn't have a private school education, nor did she receive the love, care, and protection as a young person that some might take for granted.
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Poem encourages Māori women to go get a mammogram
Spoken word poets Ngā Hinepūkōrero have teamed up with Breast Cancer Foundation NZ to release a new poem highlighting the importance of mammograms this Breast Cancer Awareness Month.
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News‘You should be at home with the kids’: The reality of wāhine in a male-dominated workplace
This week on Māori Television’s Te Ao with Moana, reporter Ximena Smith meets four wāhine who work in three very different industries.
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Māori-owned dress rental business empowering wāhine
One Fit Hire provides sizes six to 26 and has taken off online.
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New online marketplace supports businesses run by wāhine
An online marketplace, Te Matahoko, has been launched by the Māori Women's Development Incorporation (MWDI) to encourage the economic development of wo
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Victim of bullying shares her journey to inspire others
Esmé Hunt, of Ngāti Mutunga, was chosen as the rangatahi spokesperson and during her kōrero, she talked about how being a victim of bullying throughout school eventually led to her suffering from depression and anxiety later in life.
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Crowdfunding campaign to create NZ’s first community hub for period support
The Period Place works towards a future where periods are seen as normal, healthy and without stigma.
