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If you have an injury covered by ACC, you may be able to get help around your home. This is so you can make a fast and safe return to your everyday activities.
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After suffering a nasty injury on a remote tramping trail, Liz Wightwick feared the worst. She had to be airlifted to safety and has some wise words for fellow trampers to avoid going through such an ordeal.
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Meet 'Jules' our business customer chatbot Tūtakina a 'Jules' he pūrere kōrero mā ngā kiritaki o te ao pakihi
Our clever chatbot can answer a range of invoicing questions.
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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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Football Ferns star Indiah-Paige Riley is aiming to help Crystal Palace back to the top tier of women’s football in England. She’s overcome a series of concussions and says it’s important to listen to your body and follow medical advice following a head knock.
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Kelly Jury's netball career took a hit when she was injured. Now fully recovered she doesn't want the same injury happening to anyone.
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Paralympics New Zealand has announced the first cohort of 42 Para athletes and coaches for the Para Sport Collective, a pre-high performance support programme backed by ACC.
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Hamish's story: How a film crew set an example for workplace safety Te kōrero a Hamish: Ko te mahi a tētahi kāhui kiriata ki te whakatauira i te mahi haumaru i te wāhi mahi
While shooting a critically-acclaimed film on an Aotearoa farm, director Hamish Bennett prioritised safety in ways that every workplace can use.
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Award-winning comedian Nick Rado headlines an all-star line-up – including Courtney Dawson, Kajun Brooking and Wilson Dixon – who are travelling to Hawke’s Bay for a pair of Farmstrong Comedy Night Shows.
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Our Māori Health Lead Kylie Bryant (Ngāti Maniapoto) knows more than most the importance of being treated in a culturally appropriate way. She explains the mahi we’re doing in this area, including the launch of our cultural safety policy, Kawa Whakaruruhau.