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Brook's Story: How a Flying Kiwi made a comeback to the top Te kōrero mō Brook: Te hokinga mai o tētahi Kiwi Whai Parirau ki te tihi
When a near-permanent injury stopped him competing on the world stage, Brook Macdonald fought his way back to the top.
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Timaru factory worker Josh Staats has been through a battle. He wants to share his frustrating recovery following a head injury to help others.
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At age 5, Brayden Warnock-Hannon suffered severe burns that changed his life. Over 50 surgeries later, Brayden is focusing on giving others hope.
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Talented basketballer Riva Pitman is one of many New Zealanders to suffer an injury on the court. To help more players stay fit, ACC and Basketball NZ have teamed up to deliver On Point – a programme aimed at preventing injury and improving performance.
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Sarah’s story: Losing a finger but finding perspective Te kōrero a Sarah: Kua poroa te matimati, engari kua mahea te titiro
After suffering a horrific hand injury, Sarah has made a full recovery. She encourages others to slow down to prevent injury.
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We aim to reduce injuries in New Zealand caused by medical treatments. We’re working with the health sector and supporting prevention programmes.
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Nicole's Story: How overcoming death led to a new beginning Te kōrero a Nicole: He oranga anō i te mate
After being left dead on the side of the road, Nicole Yeates fought for her life. Her recovery is giving hope for others with traumatic brain injuries.
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Warm up to winter sports to avoid sitting on the sidelines Me whakamahana te tinana i mua i te mahi hākinakina i tēnei takurua, kei mahue kē koe ki te taha
As sportspeople lace the boots for the winter season, physios and fitness experts encourage players to get prepared to reduce the chance of injury.
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Each year our performance is reviewed by a Parliament Select Committee.
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Te Rina Ruru-Pelasio is the Māori Development Manager for ABI Rehabilitation. She has first-hand experience of the trauma that can be caused if whānau don’t receive culturally appropriate care.