The Director General of Health has signed an exemption order allowing funeral directors and embalmers to travel.
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Funeral directors desperate for 'essential health worker' status
'Funeral directors are classed as essential workers but not essential health workers.' - Funeral Directors Association
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Dr Rangimarie Rose Pere laid to rest
A leader in indigenous knowledge and champion for unity Dr Rangimarie Turuki Arikirangi Rose Pere has been farewelled at Rongopai Marae, in Te Tairāwhiti.
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Ikaroa-Rāwhiti candidates can't agree on End of Life Choice Act
Green Party’s Elizabeth Kerekere was left fighting alone against Māori Party’s Heather Te Au Skipworth and Labour’s Meka Whaitiri.
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Whānau finally mourns loss of father after 14 days of quarantine
After 14 days in quarantine, a whānau mourning the loss of their father have finally been able to visit his grave.
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Final farewell for Taranaki kuia, Matekitawhiti Carr
Around 100 people arrived at Ketemarae Marae in Hāwera to farewell one of their beloved kuia which was the first tangihanga in Taranaki under Level 2 restrictions.
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Ngāti Hine's Covid-19 taskforce releases marae toolkit
Ngāti Hine's Covid-19 emergency response taskforce, Te Manawaroa o Ngāti Hine, has released a Marae Guidelines Toolkit to help hapū and marae trustees protect whānau and community wellbeing at gatherings for hui-mate and other marae hui.
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Ngāti Hine leaders prioritise health of people
We need to prioritise the health of our people, this was one of the main messages coming out of Ngāti Hine regarding the government's guidelines for funerals under alert level 2.
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650 tangihanga, funerals registered so far under Alert Level 2
It comes after Māori were left disappointed when only a maximum of 10 people were previously allowed to attend a tangihanga at a time, when the regulations for hospitality businesses were allowed up to 100 people in a single venue.
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Northland iwi mourn esteemed kaumātua Wiremu Wiremu
Iwi and hapū across Northland mourn the loss of esteemed kaumātua, Wiremu Wiremu.