Nov. 4, 2021, 2:19 p.m.
Te Tai Tokerau has one of the highest annual drowning rates in Aotearoa and Rob Hewitt for Water Safety New Zealand says 16% of drownings throughout Aotearoa happen to be Māori. Jury Greenland, the Founder of Moana Futures has been diving for many years and uses his extensive experience to pass his knowledge to many generations. Diving for kaimoana has been noted as one of the most high-risk activities in the water, so Jury will be visiting parts of Te Tai Tokerau to run programmes that aim to improve knowledge, attitude and behaviour around water.
Hine Te Waipuna Popata provides an update on the occupation and shares some kōrero about the mahi that is being done by whānau
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A new podcast totally in te reo Māori about his travels around the Te Ika-ā-Maui, Te Rawhitiroa Bosch speaks to us about it.
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Māori health providers have been making a huge contribution to the continuous Covid-19 testing and vaccinations for Māori.
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Since the first outbreak of Covid-19, studies have shown Māori as the most vulnerable ethnicity in Aotearoa
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