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NewsOver half of kaumātua vaccinated against flu
Latest figures show that 58 per cent of Māori aged 65 and over are fully vaccinated against influenza.
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Firewood distributed to kaumātua as winter gets colder
Volunteers are helping to keep hundreds of Te Arawa kaumātua warm.
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Ngāti Rehia takes their knowledge to new spaces
Ngāti Rehia descendants have found ways to engage with kaumātua and their mātauranga through the lockdown.
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Wairoa business serves up fish and chips for local pakeke
An idea grown out of COVID-19 restrictions has proven so popular that it may become a regular feature for a fish n chip shop in the small Hawke's Bay town of Wairoa.
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Iwi leaders partner with food service to provide kai to vulnerable whānau nationwide
Iwi leaders nationwide are partnering with Haumi ē, an Auckland-based food and logistics collaboration to ensure whānau and kaumātua are fed without having to compromise their bubbles.
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Kaumātua in isolation worried more for mokopuna- 8.30am Newsbreak
Te Māhurehure Marae in Auckland is delivering care packages to Māori kaumātua in Auckland. Some kaumātua say they are actually more concerned for their mokopuna in these trying times.
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Ngāti Awa remembers Edgecumbe, Whakaari and COVID-19
They have faced three disasters and marking almost three years since the region hit with floods in 2017, a volcanic eruption just months ago and now a deadly virus.
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Ngāti Kahungunu to provide fresh fish packages for kaumātua and vulnerable whānau
Ngāti Kahungunu iwi has implemented Kai Hau Kai, its customary fishing, which will provide fresh fish packages to kaumātua and vulnerable families in the region, due to the hardship faced during the lockdown.
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Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei delivers kai packs to kuia and kaumātua
Providing kaumātua and kuia with kai and support is the top priority since the elderly are most at-risk in being affected by COVID-19.
