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Athletes battle it out on day one of Discipline Games
Despite the physical challenges they’ll have to go through, athletes say it’s a rewarding experience allowing them to bond as whānau.
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Hāpai Te Hauora launch SUDI prevention resources
Hāpai Te Hauora National Coordination for SUDI (Sudden unexplained death in infancy) Prevention services are launching SUDI Prevention video resources for health sector workers to raise awareness around the inequities experienced by Māori whānau.
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Pasifika group protests End of Life Choice Bill at parliament
The Justice Select Committee was unable to agree to pass the End of Life Choice Bill today. Members of the Pasifika community rallied against the bill at parliament, saying it undermines their cultural values.
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Smoking rates highest among teen Māori girls
Smoking among NZ students is at an all-time low, but smoking rates for Māori and Pacific students remains disproportionately high, especially for Māori girls.
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Ngāti Pikiao Nurse on a mission to improve Māori well-being
A young Ngāti Pikiao woman is looking to improve health outcomes for her iwi. Almost 400 students from the Manukau Institute of Technology graduated this week, amongst them was Ebony Komene who is wanting to challenge the health and well-being statistics for Māori.
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A mother's sacrifice for daughter with rare condition
Te Kūiti woman Te Reina Worsley was recently diagnosed with Moyamoya disease, a rare and progressive disorder which causes a blockage to the main blood vessels in the brain. She now requires a $250,000 surgery in the United States. But a sacrifice made by her own mother means she may head overseas sooner than expected.
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Muslim groups want Kaupapa Māori approach for trauma response support- Davidson
Feedback from within the Muslim community indicates that those affected by the Christchurch shootings want a kaupapa Māori approach for trauma response support, Green Party Co-leader Marama Davidson says.
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NewsMore than 500 people receive support following Chch attack
Over $800,000 from the Victim Support has also been paid directly to victims and their families so far.
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Rongoā Māori plants at risk from climate change
Some plants traditionally used in Māori medicine may become less available as a result of climate change according to new research.
