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We've published key documents detailing our new claims approval process.
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We were proud to again partner with Te Matatini to spread awareness of our services amongst whānau and provide our largest ever offering of rongoā Māori (traditional healing) at a community event.
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We’re proud to be partnering with Waka Ama NZ to help deliver two events in the new year, starting with the hugely-popular Waka Ama Sprint Nationals this month.
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With the support of ACC helping keep him on the field, touch rugby legend George Jahnke has carved out a remarkable career. He recently became one of only four New Zealanders to be included in the International Touch Hall of Fame.
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Heading out tramping? Have the confidence to speak up E puta atu ana koe ki te wao? Me māia ki te kōrero
Speaking up can feel awkward when tramping in a group, but Abbie Law wishes she had done that before attempting the Tongariro Alpine Crossing.
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Queen’s Birthday weekend road injuries costing $2m a year Kua eke te utu mō ngā wharanga ki runga i ngā rori i te wā o te Rā Whānau o te Kuīni ki te $2m i te tau
As we head into another public holiday weekend, we're encouraging Aotearoa to help lower our alarming statistics.
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ACC Impact Fund invests in Robotics Plus technology that keeps workers safe He pūtea haumi nā te ACC Impact Fund hei utu i te hangarau Robotics Plus e noho haumaru ai ngā kaimahi
ACC is investing in the world-beating robotics company Robotics Plus as part of ACC's Impact Investment Fund.
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After shattering his ankle in a trampoline accident, Liam Olson was told he may struggle to walk properly ever again. Now he is about to run Round the Bays Auckland as he looks to complete a remarkable recovery.
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Brook's Story: How a Flying Kiwi made a comeback to the top Te kōrero mō Brook: Te hokinga mai o tētahi Kiwi Whai Parirau ki te tihi
When a near-permanent injury stopped him competing on the world stage, Brook Macdonald fought his way back to the top.
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General practice registrar Merope Griffin is one of six students to be awarded an ACC postgraduate research scholarship. Her mahi looks at how to reduce injuries and deaths in rural communities.