Progress continues to build towards shaping a dedicated Kahungunu Health Authority (KHA), driven by a shared commitment to regional unity, innovation, and long-term wellbeing.
Distributed to key regional and national stakeholders, the manifesto sets out a focused, practical path toward equitable health outcomes across Te Matau a Māui.
As Chief Executive of Quality Roading and Services (QRS) and a Wairoa District Councillor, Jeremy Harker brings a unique perspective on local civic leadership and workforce development.
The release of the New Zealand Dental Association’s (NZDA) 2026 Oral Health Scorecard has highlighted a stark reality for our region. Hawke’s Bay currently ranks worst nationally for child dental care.
A regional analysis of primary care access, community experiences and geographic variations across Te-Matau-a-Māui Hawke’s Bay.
The latest developments shaping whānau hauora across our rohe including health workforce initiatives, regional priorities, policy advocacy and action to improve equitable access to care.
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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