Eva Wilson, of Ngāi Tahu and Ngāti Kahungunu, is the new Miss Earth New Zealand 2021 and was announced as the winner virtually over the weekend.
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Wāhine and tāne advised to learn gynaecological cancer symptoms
This month is Gynaecological Awareness Month, an important time to raise awareness about the different gynaecological cancers affecting women that are not often talked about.
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NewsWhānau of sawmill workers poisoned by chemicals still fight for recognition
Over the weekend a panel of independent commissioners heard oral testimonies about the impact that chemicals have had on people’s health and the environment in Aotearoa.
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Safety first for Kiwis, Stan Walker says, after postponing tour
Stan Walker says having to postpone his All In tour last week due to the Covid-19 lockdown restrictions was devastating.
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Eleven new Covid-19 cases, two in hospital
The people who were taken to hospital with Covid-19 are one person in their 20s and one in their 40s.
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Alert level 4 restrictions: What you need to know
The entire country is in an alert-level 4 lockdown from today after a Covid-19 community case was identified in Auckland yesterday and four new community cases have been identified overnight.
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Government approves funding for pay equity for nurses
The deal is said, by Health Minister Andrew Little, to be worth "hundreds of millions of dollars a year."
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Makaia Carr leads campaign to help Māori better access diabetes medicines
Carr who has nearly 180,000 people in her social network, was motivated to spread the word of the campaign because diabetes is in her immediate whānau.
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Māori contestants of Miss Earth NZ proud to represent their culture
The three Māori contestants who have entered are Miss Te Arawa 2020 Ngahuia Hona-Paku, Miss Taranaki 2021 Emma Kingi and Miss Supranational Oceania 2019 Eva Wilson.
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New report proves Māori healthcare underfunded by billions of dollars
The level of underfunding of Māori primary healthcare provided ‘by Māori’ has finally been calculated in a ground-breaking 66-page document handed over to the government on Monday.
