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Every two years we give everyone in New Zealand an opportunity to give feedback on the proposed changes to levies we charge.
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With the warmer spring weather nearly upon us, many New Zealanders are dusting off their running shoes. Here’s how you can avoid joining the 16,000 runners who made an injury claim last year.
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Learn about lodging ONIHL claims, information required, and the invoice and purchase order process.
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Freak snowboarding accident doesn’t deter a return to the mountain Ahakoa te heipūtanga mai o tētahi wharanga whawhati tata ka hoki tonu atu ki te maunga.
When snowboarder Carlton Johnstone dismounted from a chairlift at Cornet Peak, he hit an icy patch and fell hard. Within hours he had surgery to fix an impact fracture to his hip.
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Multi-talented sportsman Guy Harrison almost died as a young child and faced life in a wheelchair. But he’s now a member of the ACC-supported Para Sport Collective and is targeting a place at the Paralympics.
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Internal review of ACC’s new case management model released Kua whakaputaina te arotake motuhake mō te tauira whakahaere kaupapa hou o ACC
After a review by our internal team, we're releasing our Post-Implementation Review of our new case management model.
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This year got off to a bad start for Diane Alder, a nasty fall leaving her with a fractured arm and a shock osteoporosis diagnosis. But the ACC-supported Fracture Liaison Service is helping her get through a challenging time.
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Spike in minor gym injuries could be a good thing He mea pai pea te pikinga o ngā whara māmā i te whare whakapakari
For the first time, gym training is contributing to more injuries than any other sport. However, the exercise benefits are likely to outweigh the risks.
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Working Together outlines the expectations of our relationship and explains how best to work with us.
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Pregnancy, epilepsy and medication: Knowing the risks Te hapūtanga, te mate huki me te rongoā: me mōhio ki ngā mōreareatanga
If you're taking medication for epilepsy, mood stabilisation or pain and want to start a family, talk to your doctor.