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‘The Thinker’ appeared at three Mid Canterbury primary schools this week during sessions that encouraged the children to think about ways they can keep injury free while having fun.
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Could the power of community turn you into a triathlete? Mā te whakamanawa o te hapori e tū kaiaka ai koe?
That’s what a whānau fitness group based in Wellington is achieving. It’s full of support and encouraging people on their hauora journey.
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We've all got that interesting 'learning to drive' story. Find out how to coach your young driver, so they can avoid the same hair-raising driving moments.
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We’re continuing our partnership with Netball NZ to lessen the rate of injuries on the netball court. Our investment will grow to $3.6m in the next three years.
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Mick’s story: How a big wave knocked a surfer’s confidence Te kōrero mō Mick: He tukinga ngaru, he patunga wairua ki tētahi kairēti ngaru
When a young surfie took his surfboard out to some big waves, he had a hunch he was paddling beyond his skill level - and he was right.
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We're closely connected to water. We swim and play in it, and gather kai from it. The best way to enjoy our water is knowing how to be safe around it.
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Kids love the water: How to keep our tamariki safe Ka mutu te pai o te wai ki te tamaiti: Me pēhea te whakahaumaru i ā tātou tamariki
Fun in the water can turn dangerous in an instant. Here's some tips on how to keep you and your tamariki safe this summer with proper water safety training.
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After dislocating her shoulder in a skiing accident, Northern Stars netballer Jamie Hume is back doing what she loves. She reflects on her rehab and the importance of injury prevention programme NetballSmart.
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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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What teens want to know about sex and relationships Ngā kōrero e whāia ana e ngā taiohi e pā ana ki te ai me ngā piringa tāngata
Providing a safe space for your teen to ask questions can help equip them for healthy relationships in the future. Expert Rachel Harrison shares her advice.