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Standing strong with new agency: Māori health advisors support Te Aka Whai Ora after criticism

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Standing strong with new agency: Māori health advisors support Te Aka Whai Ora after criticism

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Wednesday 30 August 2023, 03:16 PM
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“The system previously, as we all know, failed to deliver for Māori and whānau" The Hauora Māori Advisory Committee has thrown its support behind
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