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New jointly funded research will take a kaupapa Māori approach to injury prevention, rehabilitation, and ACC access for our kaumatua (Māori elders).
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RIchard has lost six friends and colleagues to motorcycle crashes. It’s something he remembers every time he gets on his bike.
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What do you learn from 1,000 motorcycle crashes? He aha rā ngā akoranga i ngā tukinga 1,000 mā runga motopaika?
Peter Sowter has seen it all. As a NZ Police crash investigator, he knows what causes motorcycle crashes. Yet he still rides a motorcycle almost every day.
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Susan Evans: Getting back on the horse after a lower leg amputation Susan Evans: E eke hoiho ana anō i muri mai i te poronga o tētahi waewae
After a crash that almost took her life, Susan Evans' leg was amputated. She's returning to an active lifestyle and the things she loves.
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The happy-go-lucky nature of Taane Karena was tested when a serious injury put him in a dark place. But the support of our Hāpai programme, which provides care grounded in Māori values and principles, has turned his recovery around.
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A spinal cord injury left his future uncertain. But Aaron Ewen bounced back from tragedy to achieve at the highest levels of his sport.
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Bailley's story: Flying high after devastating balcony collapse Te kōrero a Bailley: He hikinga wairua nō muri mai i te takanga o tētahi mahau
Bailley Unahi’s young life changed forever when a balcony fell on her, but it didn’t stop her setting new life goals. She's now a Para athlete, learning to sit-ski.
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Lenka's story: Getting back on her horse after concussion Te kōrero a Lenka: E eke ana anō i tōna hoiho i muri mai i te mate roro mātengatenga
After sustaining a head injury, a Kāpiti Coast local has had a two-year battle. She's sharing her story to help others avoid a similar experience.
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Para archer Paul Wallace and coach Garry Porter have made some huge gains in Paul’s first year in the sport, with support from the Paralympics NZ LevelUp programme. Supported by ACC, LevelUp helps coaches gain skills to coach disabled athletes.