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Grandmother Whetumarama Mita and her partner Tim Marshall have taken part in 21 IronMāori events between them. The welcoming community and a desire to set an example for whānau is what keeps them returning to the ACC-supported multi-sport event.
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Find out about our evidence based healthcare research, how you can access it, and how you can involve our clients or use our data in your research.
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Internal review of ACC’s new case management model released Kua whakaputaina te arotake motuhake mō te tauira whakahaere kaupapa hou o ACC
After a review by our internal team, we're releasing our Post-Implementation Review of our new case management model.
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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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Fitness fanatic Craig Harrington lost the lower part of his right leg in a motorbike accident as a teenager. But he hasn’t let that hold him back and, with lifelong support from ACC, leads an action-packed lifestyle.
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Revealed: How NZ’s sporting elite are getting a competitive edge this season Kua huraina mai: Te ara e eke ai ngā mātanga hākinakina o Aotearoa ki te taumata toa i tēnei tau
Boost your performance this short sporting season with advice from the coaches and physios who keep New Zealand's top athletes in peak condition.
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We've done our annual review into our payment rates, and we've made some changes that are coming soon.
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Ian's story: How I lost my legs and found freedom Te kōrero a Ian: Nō te whatinga o ōku waewae, ka makere ngā here
Though things looked bleak after a deadly explosion, Ian Winson didn't let it dampen his determination, or dictate his future.
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The inaugural ACC Rongoā Māori Conference provided a unique opportunity for practitioners and other health professionals to collaborate and share learnings, pointing the way for traditional Māori healing to continue to flourish across the motu.