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This week, rentable e-scooters hit the streets of Wellington. So what is proper electric scooter safety? And how can you avoid becoming a statistic?
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On 12 November there will be a formal government apology to survivors of abuse in care. This will be a significant day for survivors.
ACC recognises the significance of the Royal Commission of Inquiry in Abuse in Care and acknowledges the bravery and courage of the many survivors who shared their experiences. -
This month marks the release of the Royal Commission of Inquiry into Abuse in Care’s final report, a significant milestone in the Inquiry process
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After breaking his back in a motorbike crash, Blake Jones was lucky to walk again. He’s now giving back to those who haven’t been as fortunate, tackling a gruelling cycle event for charity.
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As we celebrate International Day of Persons with Disabilities this week, ACC Board Member and Paralympian Dan Buckingham reflects on the progress of the disability movement and how ACC can play a leading role in achieving a fully inclusive society.
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12 Days of Christmas highlights weird and not-so-wonderful festive season injuries Ngā rangi 12 o te Kirihimete me ngā wharanga rerekē i te wā o te hākoakoa
We're running a campaign on social media highlighting some of the weirdest injuries we see claims for. Take a look, and learn about how to stay injury free.
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A physio at the Burwood Spinal Unit for ten years, Brendon Vercoe played a key role in helping people recover from a spinal cord impairment, many of whom were also supported by ACC. Now he’s looking to raise funds by taking on a record-breaking challenge.
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Ian's story: How I lost my legs and found freedom Te kōrero a Ian: Nō te whatinga o ōku waewae, ka makere ngā here
Though things looked bleak after a deadly explosion, Ian Winson didn't let it dampen his determination, or dictate his future.
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We’re working to have safe, inclusive communities where everyone flourishes. We also want to secure a future where tamariki, children, rangatahi, young people, whānau and families are protected.