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Budget 2021: Māori Health Authority funding should be at least proportionate to population, commentator says
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Budget 2021: Te Pāti Māori co-leader Debbie Ngarewa-Packer blasts Whānau Ora cuts as inexcusable
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Budget 2021: Targeted funding boosts health and housing for Māori
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Florence Kerr05:00, May 01 2021
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What are Māori health inequities? The Ministry of Health lists them. (First published June 2019.)
A Waikato University Medical School is still on the cards despite major health reforms announced by the Government last week. The shift in the New Zealand health system has also caused a change within the university’s plans to create a third medical school and partner with Māori, Pasifika, and the rural community to build a new curriculum from the ground up. It had initially pitched a bid to establish the country s third med school in 2016 focused on high needs communities, but the idea languished after lukewarm support from Labour.
Major health sector shake-up: What this means for Māori
20 Apr, 2021 10:00 PM
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Health Minister Andrew Little, flanked by Associate Health Ministers, from left, Aupito William Sio, Peeni Henare and Dr Ayesha Verrall
Health Minister Andrew Little, flanked by Associate Health Ministers, from left, Aupito William Sio, Peeni Henare and Dr Ayesha Verrall
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Māori health experts are applauding this morning s announcement for a stand-alone Māori Health Authority and what they say is a long-overdue road to recovery.
National Urban Māori Authority (NUMA) leaders John Tamihere and Lady Tureiti Moxon said it was the shot in the arm needed for Māori to finally get equity health care .