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Let’s make our first Matariki holiday a safe one Kia haumaru te noho i te rā whakatā tuatahi o Matariki
ACC, Police, Waka Kotahi, Ministry of Transport, Auckland Transport and WorkSafe are joining up to urge people to stay safe on the road this Matariki weekend.
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Virtual teenage house parties: Why consent still matters Ngā huihuinga taiohi o te ao mariko: He mea nui tonu te tuku whakaae
Despite bubble life, young people keep gathering at house parties – on their phones. Kōrero with them about healthy relationships to keep them safe everywhere.
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Silver Fern Sam Winders has come full circle. From playing at the highest level, she’s now helping the next generation stay injury free as a NetballSmart Development Officer for Waikato Bay of Plenty Netball.
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Teacher and surfing enthusiast Jay Piper-Healion couldn’t take to the waves for a year after suffering a serious knee injury. But the support of ACC has helped him get back to doing what he loves.
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After she received the knock at the door that every family dreads, Kavana Jane wants to help save lives on the road.
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Corbin's story: From losing a leg to a new lease on life Te kōrero a Corbin: Mai i te poronga o te waewae ki tētahi oranga hou
After losing his leg in a life-changing ordeal, Corbin Hart never lost his determination. Now, he's about to take on the world wearing the Silver Fern.
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Martin Bosley: How to make a yummy dish safely Martin Boseley: Me pēhea te noho haumaru i te wā e tunu ana i ngā kai reka
Let former chef Martin Bosley take you through a delicious chicken and rice dish while learning a few handy kitchen safety tips along the way in the video above.
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Māmā Rangiiria Keogh believes it’s important for Māori to receive culturally appropriate care. She went through a tough time after her maternal birth injury (MBI) went undiagnosed but is now back into an active life after receiving the support she needed.
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After losing his right leg as a teenager, it would have been easy for Mitch Joynt to give up on life. But his determined attitude and the support of ACC have put him on the verge of achieving his Paralympics dream.
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The Chinese Medicine Council of New Zealand is on a journey to make sure all its practitioners provide culturally safe care to clients, aligning with the ACC Kawa Whakaruruhau (Cultural Safety) policy.