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Pūrākau to inform ways to battle kauri dieback
Tohunga Māori are using pūrākau to informs ways to heal kauri dieback.
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Meningococcal, strep throat season is approaching
Due to the Covid-19 pandemic, it seems patients with underlying health conditions have been 'pushed down the barrel'.
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11 new cases in Aotearoa from overseas- Covid-19
Dr Ashley Bloomfield, Director-General of the Ministry of Health confirmed that there are 11 new COVID-19 cases in the country. The current total in NZ is 39.
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NewsWhānau Māori share the difficulties of self-isolating- Covid-19
As Coronavirus emergency measures put more whānau into self-isolation, it is natural that fear, anxiety, apprehension and panic would set in. Te Ao Māori News made contact with three Māori whānau impacted by isolation.
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Akerama Marae's decision to protect community
Akerama Marae in the North has joined the growing list of marae across the country who have chosen to close their doors to large groups. But it is their tragic past that has brought them to their brave decision today.
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Isolated Māmā concerned for self-isolators without financial support
Grace Latimer is a Māori Liason officer at the University of Otago and has recently returned from Australia. With the support of her whānau she's already started self-isolating herself. Although she's well prepared she has concerns for other whānau who might not have that financial support.
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Eight new cases of Covid-19 confirmed
Today's update from the Ministry of Health has confirmed eight new cases of Covid-19 in Aotearoa, bringing the total number to 20.
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Pasifika 2020 is cancelled
Pasifika 2020 has been cancelled. The announcement was just made at Auckland Council following concerns raised by MFAT and MBIE. The Covid-19 Cabinet Committee met last night to come to this decision.
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Travel bans remain in place for next week- Covid-19
Cabinet has announced current travel restrictions will remain in place for a further seven days in a bid to prevent further spread of Covid-19
