A new digital resource named Resilience Hub has been launched to support New Zealanders navigating through times of trauma, loss, and grief.
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Countdown lowers prices of sanitary products to reduce period poverty
Countdown has dropped the price of its Homebrand and Select sanitary products to make them more affordable for women and girls in New Zealand. The move is expected to save customers $750,000 a year.
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1 in 2 Kiwis can't afford to heat home
A nationwide survey commissioned by The Salvation Army found that close to one in two New Zealanders have gone without heating because of financial constraints in the past year.
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Maui's Hook movie encouraging kōrero around suicide
Maui’s Hook movie kicks off its world premiere at the New Zealand International Film Festival at Auckland’s ASB Waterfront Theatre tonight.
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Medical magazine reveals poor health causes for children
Maggot-infested scalps, rotting teeth, developmental delays, damp houses and poor nutrition - these are some of the results of poverty on child health as reported by doctors on the poverty front line in the quarterly medical magazine The Specialist.
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New resource on how to talk about suicide with youth
The resource includes conversation starters, things to avoid saying, answers to tricky questions and information on where to turn for more support.
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NewsNew trial to prevent unpleasant chemotherapy side-effects
The trial will test delayed nausea and vomiting experienced by between half and 80 percent of cancer patients undergoing the treatment.
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Cape to Bluff fundraising ride for Lifeline
Arikinui Gerrard is embarking on a journey to bike from Rerenga Wairua to the Bluff to raise money for Lifeline.
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More calls for rongoā Māori and healing practices as treatment options
Award-winning author and wairua practitioner Wiremu Niania says it's time for rongoā Māori and Māori healing practices to be recognised alongside western practice in our healthcare system.
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Govt shares Dr O'Sullivan's concerns for state of public homes
Government says they share Dr Lance O'Sullivan’s concerns about the state of public and private homes in which New Zealand children are living. This comes after O’Sullivan issued a challenge to the Minister of Housing and Urban Development on Facebook after witnessing the shocking living conditions of a 28-year-old solo mother and her two children living in an Auckland state house.
