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Māori healthcare leaders are scrambling to assess the implications of health minister Shane Reti’s sacking

The decision to end a targeted bowel screening programme for Māori and Pacific peoples “is wrong on so many levels; it’s offensive”, says former Te Aka Whai Ora clinical director Rawiri McKree Jansen

Stepping away from daily practice has left Nina Bevin feeling more like the GP she wanted to become than ever

It took one call to get in the door, another six weeks before she would talk, and a year until she was ready to take over her own care

Renowned for her unwavering principles and leadership, Dame Tariana Turia, a formidable advocate for Māori rights, left a big mark on the political landscape. Alan Perrott reports

As we were shutting up for our summer break, Health New Zealand Te Whatu Ora released its health workforce plan. Alan Perrott was surprised by what was missing

Two failures to identify cancerous lung lesions in a GP-referred patient have been explained as ‘mistakes happen’ by Te Whatu Ora Taranaki  

Māori healthcare leaders are scrambling to assess the implications of health minister Shane Reti’s sacking  

The decision to end a targeted bowel screening programme for Māori and Pacific peoples “is wrong on so many levels, it’s offensive”, says former Te Aka Whai Ora clinical director Rawiri McKree Jansen 

The coalition government’s dismantling of Te Aka Whai Ora demonstrated “reckless disregard for the Maaori–Crown relationship”, says a report released today by the Waitangi Tribunal