Press Release – Kapiti Coast District Council Kpiti Coast District Council is well placed to facilitate community identification of local health needs in Kpiti if the Local Government Minister Nanaia Mahuta announces a greater role for the local government sector in the governments delivery of health …
Kāpiti Coast District Council is well placed to facilitate community identification of local health needs in Kāpiti if the Local Government Minister Nanaia Mahuta announces a greater role for the local government sector in the governments delivery of health services. The Minister is due to make a major announcement tomorrow in Lower Hutt on the reform of local government.
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Prior to joining the NBN team in 2016, Skaie worked as a journalist for Seven News, Queensland and was also PR & Media Advisor for YMCA NSW and TAFE NSW.
She attended the University of the Sunshine Coast.
Thursday, 22 April 2021, 12:20 pm
Kāpiti Coast District Council is well placed to
facilitate community identification of local health needs in
Kāpiti if the Local Government Minister Nanaia Mahuta
announces a greater role for the local government sector in
the governments delivery of health services. The Minister is
due to make a major announcement tomorrow in Lower Hutt on
the reform of local government.
Her announcement will
follow hot on the heels of Minister of Health Andrew
Little’s radical shake up of the health sector with the
demise of all 20 DHBs and the creation of a single Health NZ
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