The prime minister says improving the quality of Māori health is a priority of the government. This follows the Waitangi Tribunal hearing currently underway at Ngāruawahia to address health inequalities for Māori.
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The inside story of NZ's growing addiction
Rangi Kapa Pou is on a mission to help those who are addicted to "P" to break free and help whānau who are dealing with the fallout
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Should public spaces be smoke-free?
A report by the Gisborne District Council reveals that the East Coast has the highest rate of smoking in NZ. Now the public are being asked if the CBD and other public areas should be smoke-free.
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Kaupapa Māori PHOs set up to fail
The managing director of a Bay of Plenty Māori health provider says Māori PHOs are under-resourced compared with their mainstream counterparts.
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Young Nurse of the Year sets sights on doctor's degree
Aroha Ruha-Hiraka currently works as a practice nurse at Kawerau Medical Centre but hopes to continue study towards a medical doctor's degree.
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Kawerau fighting back against meth
Whānau in Kawerau are benefiting from the health services being run by Tūwharetoa ki Kawerau in dealing with Meth related issues, but according to their CEO more is needed to help educate and support them.
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Student loan cap increase a welcome relief to Māori med students
The Government has lifted the lifetime cap on the student loan. One medical student Kera Sherwood-O'Regan says the option allows for more Māori enter the profession and balance out the numbers.
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High intensity interval te reo
Working the body and revitalising Te Reo Māori are what Natalie Muller of Ngāpuhi is aiming for in her morning fitness classes in Auckland.
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Community building through functional fitness
Nearly 100 competitors from Auckland and Wellington turned up to Discipline Performance Gym in East Tāmaki to take part in the "D7 Games". Owners Deach and Lisa Faafou say it's about building community and enabling people from all backgrounds and disciplines.
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Pipiwharauroa Wallace is a survivor
A Māori newborn girl is the youngest ever in Aotearoa to receive a liver transplant. Pipiwharauroa Wallace is now recovering after undergoing the transplant at less than four weeks old.
