Gang-led vaccination event contains key element for the hesitant
Māori GP says there is one key element the Govt and DHBs can learn after successful event.
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Creating a legacy of which their children and their children's mokopuna can be proud.
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"I've always wanted to give my kids birthdays that we never had."
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We want regular data that informs us and provides insights about the vitality of Te Reo.
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Race on to boost Māori vaccination rates ahead of reopening
Since all ages opened up Māori have been vaccinated at the highest rate.
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'Covid is on your doorstep': Iwi urged to lead efforts to lift Māori vax rates
Iwi leaders tell minister how he can support their Covid response.
Waitangi recycling centre will 'beautify the whenua'
New facility will make recycling easier and hopefully reduce illegal dumping.
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Three generations of Northland whānau - including newborn - contract Covid
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Te Arawa rep quits meeting over governance model proposal
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Positive cases enter Rotorua area; newborn dies
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Māori vaccination is still about 20 to 22 per cent behind the national vaccination rate,.
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Traffic lights, sealing first step in improving Waipoua Forest tourism infrastructure.
Principals brace themselves as vaccine mandate kicks in
Northland principals are working on a solution to fill up staff positions.