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Too many New Zealanders are still being harmed at work. Creating a culture focused on health, safety and wellbeing can make a huge impact — and starts from the top.
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Organised by deer farmer Harry Gaddum, the inaugural Gumboot Cup cricket tournament gave 12 rural Hawke’s Bay teams the chance to get off farm and connect for a good cause. Harry says it’s crucial for farmers to look after their wellbeing.
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We’re teaming up with NZTA and the rugby community to reduce road fatalities and serious injuries due to non-seatbelt use. Do your bit and make it click.
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After a challenging recovery from surgery, Pita Pene was in a dark place. But the support from ACC’s Hāpai team changed everything. Hāpai provides kiritaki Māori (Māori clients) with one-to-one support, grounded in Māori values and principles.
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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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Support available to victims of Christchurch terror attack Ngā mahi hei tautoko i ngā pārurenga o te kōhurutanga nui ki Ōtautahi
If you've been injured or have lost a loved one in the Christchurch terror attacks, we're here to help.
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After overcoming injury setbacks to become a national heroine, Football Ferns star Hannah Wilkinson is keen to leave a legacy – not just to inspire future generations with her performances but to highlight the importance of injury prevention.
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Kapa haka is a way of life for Karalee Whiu. Her group was one of 55 to take part in the ACC-supported Te Matatini, the largest celebration of traditional Māori performing arts in the world.
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Derek’s story: Making history as an amputee paramedic Te kōrero a Derek: He whakatutukinga nui nā tētahi manapou tata pororere
Derek Eady feared his life would be changed forever after a DIY accident. But he made history by becoming the first amputee to return to work as a frontline paramedic in New Zealand.
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Martin’s story: Gaining a new lease on life after nearly losing a foot Te kōrero a Martin: E takahi ana i tētahi ara hou nō muri mai i te poronga o te waewae
The award-winning career of well-known foodie Martin Bosley was abruptly brought to a halt by serious injury. His mental health suffered but he now feels like his ordeal may have been a blessing in disguise.