This week we were lucky enough to connect with local Midwifery Student, Emily Waaka (Pāhauwera, Ngāti Kahungunu). Emily talks to us about her decision to change her career and embark on her Midwifery degree. Her inspiring kōrero highlights the need for more Māori to take up the wero.
Gretta Carney (Te Atihaunui a Pāpārangi) is a talented, busy Māmā, who has dedicated herself to food, healing and health. Her mahi in the hauora space has centered around kai, with her taking on leadership roles with The Organic Catering Company, OANZ (Organic Aotearoa New Zealand) and Te Waka Kai Ora.
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We were proud to be able to share an update on Whānau Voice Phase 2 at our recent 2025 AGM. Whānau Voice Phase 2 is
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Here we showcase our local Hauora Heroes, highlights from inspiring kōrero about hauora and change, as well as our e-Pānui archive. Do you know someone who would be great for our Hauora Heroes series? Get in touch with us and let us know about the awesome mahi happening in our rohe.
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