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Mōrena e te whānau.A historic day for Whānau Ora Commissioning Agency as it marks 10 amazing years. Full house in Tāmaki. Our MD Lady Tureiti alongside many rangatira, kaimahi, kaiārahi and whānau have gathered in tribute to this mighty kaupapa over the next two days🌟

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▶️Watch the kōrero here: https://www.tvnz.co.nz/shows/marae/episodes/s2022-e40

"No child should die when exposed to so many agencies. All of whom failed to use their common-sense in this situation," said Lady Tureiti Moxon in response to the independent report by Dame Karen Poutasi on the preventable death of little Malachi.

Lady Tureiti Moxon: 'No child should die when exposed to so many agencies' The death of Malachi Subecz should not go unpunished.

Lady Tureiti reflects on our collective Whānau Ora COVID response.

"The net result was that both Māori and non-Māori of multiple ethnicities connected with our Whānau Ora kaupapa, which speaks volumes for its universal appeal.

I saw all those Bentleys and flash cars coming through Kirikiriroa Marae – we even vaccinated one of the richest people in the whole of Hamilton."

Lady Tureiti Moxon: 'We did more for race relations than we have ever been able to achieve since signing Te Tiriti' The National Urban Māori Authority congratulates Whānau Ora on 10 years of whānau service

On AM this morning, our Managing Director, Lady Tureiti was clear about the need to shift from the monocultural way of thinking and embrace other languages like te reo.

New Zealand needs to shift away from 'monocultural' ways of thinking - National Urban Māori Authority chair "I think we have to be much more open than we are."

Our Managing Director, Lady Tureiti was there to tautoko the announcement by members of the Labour Māori Caucus at Nga Whare Waatea Marae. The $140M funding to counter the Omicron outbreak is critical to save lives and strengthen our response and couldn't come a moment too soon!

Our Managing Director, Lady Tureiti reponds to the speech of our Pirimia concerning health inequity.

"I think that it's a beginning, and it's certainly the first time in this country that anyone's been brave enough and courageous enough to follow what Māori have been saying is required and needed for us for many years to take care of those inequities." ~ Lady Tureiti Moxon.

Yesterday our Chair Lady Tureiti Moxon spoke with
Te Ao to share her whakaaro about the Waitangi Day speech by Pirimia Jacinda Ardern and how the government is tackling Māori health inequity from her eyes as a Board member on the Māori Health Authority.

▶️Watch the full interview here: https://teaomaori.news/maori-health-leader-credits-government-starting-improve-maori-health

Kia kaha tatou

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