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After suffering an awful ACL injury, Liv Chance is once again match-ready and back in action on the world's largest stage.
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Celebrated chef Martin Bosley nearly lost his foot in a horrific gardening accident. The support of ACC helped him recover but he’s urging others to ‘Have a hmmm’ in the garden this summer.
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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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Don’t be like the NFL: How to go from lockdown fitness to high-intensity match fitness Kaua e rite ki te NFL: Me pēhea te whakangungu tika i a koe
Pre-season training for winter sports didn’t go as planned for anyone this year. Here are some tips to get your performance peaking.
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Talented teenager Milly Marshall-Kirkwood has overcome the odds to become one of the most exciting young Para athletes in New Zealand, leading to her being included in the ACC-supported Para Sport Collective – which she describes as a life changing.
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Motorcycle Awareness Month: The right gear could save your life Te marama whakatairanga i te eke motupaika: Ka ora koe mā ngā rauemi tōtika
Wearing the right gear for riding could be the difference between serious injury or the inconvenience of minor injuries.
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Nicole's Story: How overcoming death led to a new beginning Te kōrero a Nicole: He oranga anō i te mate
After being left dead on the side of the road, Nicole Yeates fought for her life. Her recovery is giving hope for others with traumatic brain injuries.
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At age 5, Brayden Warnock-Hannon suffered severe burns that changed his life. Over 50 surgeries later, Brayden is focusing on giving others hope.
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Everyone who works or owns a business in New Zealand pays levies. Levies cover injuries that happen anywhere - work, home, with sport or out and about.
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A physio at the Burwood Spinal Unit for ten years, Brendon Vercoe played a key role in helping people recover from a spinal cord impairment, many of whom were also supported by ACC. Now he’s looking to raise funds by taking on a record-breaking challenge.