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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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Jump in trampoline injuries: Seven tips to prevent injury Kua piki ngā wharanga ki runga whāriki pekepeke: Ngā kupu āwhina e whitu hei kaupare atu i ngā wharanga
Playing on the trampoline is an iconic summer pastime for kids in Aotearoa. But for many, a jump on the tramp ends with an injury. This is Winnie's story.
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We've partnered with Construction Health and Safety New Zealand to launch the Work Should Not Hurt programme and reduce injuries in construction workers.
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After a late start to his running journey at 40, Mark Baker has now completed three gruelling 160km races. He believes you need a strong ‘why’ to motivate yourself and has some valuable advice for staying injury free.
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The warm weather isn’t quite over yet so there’s still time to finish off your summer DIY projects. But be sure to ‘have a hmmm’ and find the safest way – we accepted nearly 20,000 claims for DIY injuries last year.
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Experienced hunter Andy Pedley had to be rescued by helicopter after suffering a serious injury in the bush – proving accidents can happen to anyone, at any time. Having the right communication devices helped him to be swiftly rescued.
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After a double bounce on a trampoline went wrong, young Maya Rutherford sustained a serious injury. Her family are helping tamariki avoid a similar story.
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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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Rongoā Māori practitioner hopes traditional healing system becomes mainstream Ke te pīrangi tētahi tohunga rongoā Māori ki te kite i ngā mahi rongoā i te ao hauora whānui
Ruatau Perez is a rongoā Māori practitioner in Canterbury. He wants to see it find a regular place in treatment of New Zealanders.