What Rehua Medical means to us
As we move into a bigger, better space, it’s important to have a new name for our service that better reflects our kaupapa.
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As we move into a bigger, better space, it’s important to have a new name for our service that better reflects our kaupapa.
What Rehua Medical means to us Read More »
Our CEO, Dr Chris Tooley was invited to talk about our COVID-19 response at the Waiariki Whānau Ora Summit. Watch the video or read his transcript below: Firstly, let me shout out to all the other Whānau Ora, Māori, Iwi providers out there, that just dropped everything and hit the frontline during the lockdown. Our
Keynote Speech by Dr Chris Tooley at the Waiariki Whānau Ora Summit Read More »
Survey of Māori in Mataatua Rohe shows high unemployment and hardship Te Puna Ora o Mataatua (TPOOM) ran a survey over the COVID-19 period of 1134 Maori across the Mataatua Rohe (Eastern Bay of Plenty Area) and has released an advance report with significant findings, including unemployment and COVID-19 redundancies together pushing unemployment up to
Tirohanga Oranga o Mataatua: Advance Report Video Read More »
Māori appointments to the judicial benches have significant constitutional ramifications.
The State of the Māori Nation Read More »
The country goes to the polls in 2020 to elect their government—who should represent Māori?
Who is better—Māori Party or Labour Māori Caucus? Read More »
There are numerous restructures, mergers, inquires across Health and Social Sectors—buckle in for the ride.
Recalibration of Health and Social Sectors Read More »
Budget 2019 achieved what it needed to—but for something to be transformational, there is still some way to go yet.
Wellbeing Budget 2019 for Māori Read More »
There is immense change across the Whakatane and Eastern Bay of Plenty health sector at the moment. Primary Care and GP Practices, Homebase Support and District Health Boards are all undergoing significant transformation. Potential outcome—targeted healthcare policies and practices for Eastern Bay of Plenty communities will be marginalised if not overridden altogether. For the younger
Health Sector Set For Major Reform Read More »
Kiri is the new political driving force across the Eastern Bay of Plenty.
Conversation with Kiritapu Allan Read More »
A hub for Rangatahi will soon open in Kopeopeo called Tū Māia Rangatahi. Specialists include (L-R), Raymond White, Hiria Allison, Mia Elder, Kathleen Taipeti.
Our Rangatahi Hub Located in Kopeopeo Read More »
Whānau Ora is under review. It deserves to be expanded by the Labour-led Government.
The Question of Whānau Ora’s Political Resilience Read More »
The Provincial Growth Fund provides significant potential for economic development. Ōpotiki and Kawerau are leaving Whakatane behind.
Whakatane Is Being Left Behind. Its the Economy, Stupid! Read More »