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Five expert knife tips from a Kiwi chef He kupu āwhina mō te mahi māripi nā tētahi mātanga tunu kai nō Aotearoa
We asked a Kiwi chef for their top tips on using a knife and avoiding any unwanted pinky injuries.
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The life of Kavana Jane changed in a moment four years ago, when her fiancé was killed in a motorbike accident. As part of the ACC-supported Motorcycle Awareness Month, Kavana’s sharing her story to help others stay safe on our roads.
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We’re proud to be promoting Māori health and wellbeing by continuing our support of the IronMāori multi-sport event, which is returning to its roots for the latest edition next month.
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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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Mother and daughter Marilyn Chettleburgh and Linda Dingley are sharing their story to raise awareness of osteoporosis. ACC invests in the Fracture Liaison Service, which helps those who’ve suffered fractures regain their independence.
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We welcome the independent perspective of a government review to ensure we have the right work in place to tackle the cost and performance challenges ACC currently faces.
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One in 10 'ghost' concussions tipped to fly under the radar Ka kore e kitea kotahi te tukinga roro ‘kēhua’ i roto i ngā tukinga 10
We're aiming to prevent ‘ghost’ concussions going unseen and unreported by children at this year’s AIMS Games in Tauranga.
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$6.26 million awarded to improve workplace safety Kua tāpaea te $6.26 miriona hei whakapiki ake i ngā tikanga haumaru i te wāhi mahi
Predictive analytics, virtual reality, and information sharing projects get a share of the initial $6.26 million in workplace injury prevention grants.
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How talking about feelings with your children can help keep them safer from abuse Mā te kōrero mō ngā kare ā-roto, ka haumaru ake te noho o ō tamariki i ngā mahi tūkino
Listening to your children’s feelings helps build a strong and supportive relationship. Kathryn McPhillips, clinical psychologist and executive director of HELP Auckland, offers advice for parents and caregivers.