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The Government’s use of urgency to pass a bill disestablishing Te Aka Whai before a scheduled Waitangi Tribunal urgent hearing is “unequivocally, an act of bad faith,” says University of Otago professor of public health Peter Crampton 

Uncertainty over an upcoming urgent Waitangi Tribunal hearing into the disestablishment of Te Aka Whai Ora isn’t fazing the Wai 3307 claimants

The Government is seeking to fast-track legislation disestablishing Te Aka Whai Ora and avoid an urgent Waitangi Tribunal hearing into a potential breach of Te Tiriti o Waitangi

The Wai 3307 claimants are buoyed by growing support as they prepare for a two-day showdown over the Government’s plan to shut down Te Aka Whai Ora

It’s never nice to discover you’ve been deceived

General practice must do more to engage with the growing Asian migrant population, says Asian Family Services chief executive Kelly Feng

A high court challenge is likely if the Coalition Government proceeds with legislation to disestablish Te Aka Whai Ora by 8 March

General practice must do more to engage with the growing Asian migrant population, says Asian Family Services chief executive Kelly Feng

Don’t wait until the new Government’s healthcare plans are in place to speak out, says University of Otago researcher, dean and head of campus Suzanne Pitama

Pharmacies are the most common first point of contact with healthcare for new migrants, says a study published in the 2 February edition of the New Zealand Medical Journal