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Count of Māori clients with sensitive claims lodged between 1 January 2016 and 30 June 2021, broken down by region of client residential address.
pdf 368 KB | Published October 2021Download -
Information about Loss of Potential Earnings (LOPE).
pdf 181 KB | Published December 2022Download -
Response dated 14 January 2025. Data on firearm related injury claims.
pdf 285 KB | Published October 2025Download -
Discover how weekly compensation works if you’re self-employed, why it varies based on how long you’ve been in business, tips to avoid overpayment, and calculation examples for different scenarios — including when you start returning to work.
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Lee Taniwha reflects on his journey with a spinal cord impairment and how he wants to support ACC’s goal to improve access and support for Māori across Aotearoa.
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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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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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Five years ago, George Thompson suffered a life-changing injury on his farm. He’s defied the odds to walk again and is pleased to see ACC partner with Safer Farms to help prevent others going through the same ordeal.
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Having suffered multiple concussions, Shawn Stewart knows how dangerous it can be to play on after a head knock. He now works in injury prevention and is pleased to see ACC at Polyfest this year to build awareness around concussion in sport.
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ACC ready to listen on design of new kaupapa Māori health services Kua rite te ACC ki te whakarongo ki ngā whakaritenga mō tētahi ratonga hauora Kaupapa Māori hou
We are committed to improving outcomes for our Māori clients and ensuring they get access to culturally and clinically appropriate health services.