Te Pae Ora (Healthy Futures) Bill is now before Parliament and aims to transform the health system - including the establishment of the Māori Health Authority.
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Bowel screening age change 'transformational' in saving Māori, Pasifika- Sue Crengle
The bowel screening age for Māori and Pasifika people will finally be lowered from 60 to 50 years old next year – a move that Bowel Cancer New Zealand says is going to save lives.
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Dr Rawiri Jansen tells whānau to prepare for 'bumpy winter'
Winter is just around the corner, and Aotearoa is being told to prepare for the second wave of Covid-19 as immunity wanes among people who have already had the virus.
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'Not expecting surprises' from Budget 2022- Dr Lara Greaves
University of Auckland Public Policy Institute political analyst Dr Lara Greaves (Ngāpuhi) says she’s expecting a “fairly conservative budget” with no surprises, as Finance Minister Grant Robertson
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Ikin wants whānau to know their worth at hauora expo
“He tū rongo koe! You are worth it!” That’s the rallying cry for Maniapoto whānau as they journey to the Te Nehenehenui Hauora expo this Sunday.
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Jase Te Ata merges mindfulness and meditation with te ao Māori
For Ngāti Apa, Ngāti Ruanui and Ngāti Tūwharetoa teacher Jase Te Patu, it’s never too early to start mediation as a key to wellness, especially in this time of fast-paced work lives.
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Baby Jordan rescued by Starship's Air Ambulance
Jordan Tupara-Porter was born prematurely at 27 weeks and weighed barely more than a block of butter. Lung development is an issue for premature babies, and when his lung collapsed at six months old, Starship's Air Ambulance came to his rescue.
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Iwi-led facilities to provide hospital Covid care
Te Hauora o Ngāti Porou is looking at repurposing Te Puia Hospital to provide beds to house people affected by the virus.
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If you care about your gonads, get vaccinated
Covid-19 can affect fertility, but the vaccine against it cannot.
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Kiwis encouraged to talk during this year's Mental Health Awareness Week
This week is Mental Health Awareness Week, and the theme for this year is to take time to kōrero, and during Covid-19lockdowns it's more important than ever to talk to others.
