La’auli Sir Michael Jones, the All Black flanker who refused to play rugby on Sunday, has turned his non-profit charity into a foodbank.
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Whānau Ora providers prepare for Covid-19 escalation
Lady Tureiti Moxon explains why the Whānau Ora Economic summits are important.
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How will Māori health authority be funded?- Dr Shane Reti
Dr Shane Reti is the only medical doctor in parliament.
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Whānau Ora reimagined in new localised approach
The Minister for Whānau Ora, Peeni Henare, says the localised commissioning approach will help reimagine Whānau Ora.
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Will health system overhaul provide better outcomes for Māori?
Merepeka Raukawa-Tait on how to get better health outcomes for Māori.
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Peeni Henare open to Whānau Ora model for Māori Health Authority
Peeni Henare says it will take time to implement the recommendations of the ‘Simpson Report’. The report recommends a Māori Health Authority be formed to facilitate better health outcomes.
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News“I like the budget for Māori” – Former Māori Party leader praises Māori gains in budget
When she was in parliament, Marama Fox often went toe-to-toe with the Labour Māori MPs. But after this year’s budget delivered almost a billion dollars in Māori money, even one of Labour’s harshest critics said she was proud of what the Māori MP’s had achieved.
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Whānau Ora receives boost in funding to continue support following COVID-19
Whānau Ora has been offered a major boost in funding to deliver the support whānau need on the ground and in the communities following the impact of COVID-19.
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Govt takes on challenge to improve COVID-19 Māori response
The associate Minister of Health Peeni Henare says he and others in Parliament are taking on the challenge to improve their COVID-1 Māori response.
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Te Waipounamu Whānau Ora say they won't sleep through Level 3
A survey which looked at 4,000 households within Te Waipounamu region shows whānau are still in much need of support even under Alert Level 3, giving Whānau Ora navigators even more reason to continue with their work.
