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One of the founding clubs that help lay the roots for the sport of waka ama in this country made an emotional return to the ACC-supported Waka Ama Sprint Nationals last month.
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The ACC-supported Māori Sports Awards serve to showcase the achievements of outstanding Māori sports people, this year including a promising rugby player looking to emulate the feats of a local hero.
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We're still here to help the people of Aotearoa with injury prevention, care and support if things go wrong during bubble life.
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Furniture injuries are common and account for around 12,000 new claims each year. Here’s some more furniture facts.
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Wai Mauri Health, a Hamilton-based Māori healthcare provider, is making the most of ACC’s support of rongoā Māori to empower its kiritaki (clients) to have control over their wellbeing and enjoy better health outcomes.
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More than 3,000 riders in Aotearoa parked up their bikes on Sunday 10 April and tuned into 2022’s Shiny Side Up Online. Here’s the top four things they learned.
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Going the distance: a veteran's advice for marathon season Omangia te oma: he kupu āwhina mō ngā omanga roa nā tētahi kaioma o mua
One of Aotearoa’s greatest ultrarunners loves seeing people training during lockdown, but has some important advice to help them reach the finish line.
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Seven tips to keep your home workout injury-free and fun Ngā tohu āwhina e whitu kia kore koe e whara, kia ngahau hoki, ō mahi korikori i te kāinga
With gyms and fitness centres closed, more people are working up a sweat from home. Here are some tips to do it safely during bubble life.
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Virtual teenage house parties: Why consent still matters Ngā huihuinga taiohi o te ao mariko: He mea nui tonu te tuku whakaae
Despite bubble life, young people keep gathering at house parties – on their phones. Kōrero with them about healthy relationships to keep them safe everywhere.
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For Debbie Barrett (Te Arawa, Ngāti Wāhiao, Kūki 'Āirani), helping to improve health outcomes for Māori is not just her mahi, it’s her life purpose. The ACC Māori Health Manager leads Hāpai, which provides kiritaki Māori (Māori clients) with one-to-one support, grounded in Māori values and principles.