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• “Say yes to play”: why play is important for our tamariki

  It’s Play Week Aotearoa 2021, and we’re sharing the importance and benefits of play for our tamariki.

• Four things we learned at Shiny Side Up online

  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.

• ‘An unexpected healing’: Why I chose to lead our maternal birth injury cover change
• Anna’s story: On the verge of greatness

  Multi-talented Anna Grimaldi is on the verge of making history at the Paralympics but has had to overcome several injury setbacks to get there. The support of ACC has helped her get back to her best in time for Paris.

• Johnny’s story: Helping others after a life-changing injury Te kōrero a Johnny: E āwhina ana i ētahi atu i muri mai i te wharanga nunui rawa

  After breaking his neck in a surfing accident at 22, Johnny Bourke has gone on to achieve a stellar academic career. His story shows what's possible if you never give up.

• Getting back to work after injury E hoki ana ki te mahi i muri mai i tētahi wharanga

  We're part of the team supporting you to recover at work. Or if your injury is more serious, we can help you get into a different way of working.

• Jason’s story: ‘Don’t become a prisoner on your own farm’

  Dairy farmer Jason Halford went from being an award-winner to a place of burnout. Life is much brighter these days but he’s sharing his story to help others.

• "Doing the Right Thing" "E mahi tika ana"

  Michelle Murray is our Tumu Pae Ora (Chief Māori and Equity Officer). She has a personal motivation to improve health outcomes for Māori. She has been at ACC for 14 months and already her team has plenty of great mahi (work) to reflect on.

• Three years of e-scooters: the true cost of convenience Ko te tau tuatoru o te kutarere-ī: te utu tūturu o tēnei rawa haratau

  In 2018 e-scooters hit our shores, but how did New Zealanders really get on with this new mode of transport?

• 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.

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