Māori men are 50% more likely to die from prostate cancer and experience poorer health outcomes than non-Māori men. Oranga Tū captures the lived experience of Māori men in Aotearoa living
G, Ka arotahi tēnei pakipūmeka ki te whai whakaaro ki te mate pukupuku ā-repe taitea.
G, Ka hikina te mānuka e ngā kaipūoro Māori. Manomano kē ngā kaiwhaiwhai a Sianne i te pae pāpāho, ā, ko ‘Whakarehu’ tana waiata.
G, Ka whakakotahia e Mark Olive, kaitao, rāua ko Derek Nannup, pukuhohe, ngā kai whakauru taketake o te ngahere. Te mahi tīhi me te tiakarete.
G, Te hōtaka hou a Whakaata Māori mā te whānau, otirā ko te hunga mātakitaki ngā whetū.
G, . Ka pakanga ngā kaitākaro Uka whaitake o Tainui mō te tūnga toa. Ka whakatau ngā whiringa-whāiti ko wai ka uru ki ngā whiringa toa.