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Our Strategy - which is aligned to the expectations of the Minister for ACC to improve performance - confirms our enduring purpose to improve lives every day and introduces a new vision for the organisation’s future direction.
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Kapa haka is a way of life for Karalee Whiu. Her group was one of 55 to take part in the ACC-supported Te Matatini, the largest celebration of traditional Māori performing arts in the world.
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Simon Gotlieb is one of many to have had a brush with death on our roads. He credits Ride Forever, a motorcycle safety programme delivered by ACC, with saving his life.
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Christina's story: Don't let a preventable injury ruin your holiday Te kōrero a Christina: Kaua e turakina tō hararei nā tētahi wharanga e taea ai te kaupare atu
What was meant to be a hard-earned holiday in Rarotonga ended in a life-changing concussion for Christina Nicol. She's urging others not to make the same mistakes.
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Water Safety NZ have released the 2022 Annual Drowning Report which shows a record 94 people lost their lives to drowning in Aotearoa last year.
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Queen’s Birthday weekend road injuries costing $2m a year Kua eke te utu mō ngā wharanga ki runga i ngā rori i te wā o te Rā Whānau o te Kuīni ki te $2m i te tau
As we head into another public holiday weekend, we're encouraging Aotearoa to help lower our alarming statistics.
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For over 130,000 New Zealanders, recovering from a pre-Christmas injury is on the to-do list. We looked into how that's happening.
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ACC Chief Executive Scott Pickering resigns Kua heke te Tumuaki o ACC, a Scott Pickering i tana tūranga
Chief executive of ACC Scott Pickering has resigned after eight years in the role.
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Farmers 'refill their cup' with OxMan triathlon Ka ora anō ngā kaipāmu i te tauwhāinga takitoru o ‘Oxman’
North Canterbury dairy farmer Geoff Spark has held the second annual OxMan on his farm, helping farmers stay on top of the stresses of farming.
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Sport’s a huge part of our culture. From rugby to waka ama, it’s in our blood. We want you to be safe, but we're also here to support you if you get injured.