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Associate Minister of Health Mita Ririnui announced the winners and runners-up in the 2008 Whanau Ora Awards this evening at the Awards dinner at the Wellington Town Hall, Wellington.

Associate Minister of Health Mita Ririnui today announced the 15 Maori health and disability service providers that have been selected as finalists for the Whanau Ora Awards 2008.

Associate Minister of Health Mita Ririnui signed a trans-Tasman Indigenous Health agreement with the Western Australian Government today in Perth, Western Australia.

Associate Minister of Health Minister Mita Ririnui will be visiting Perth next week to sign an arrangement between the New Zealand and Western Australian governments.

The government is committing nearly $7 million to upgrade 44 small community drinking-water supplies, Associate Health Ministers Damien O’Connor and Mita Ririnui announced today.

Minister of Health David Cunliffe today signed off on an $80 million revamp of Taranaki Base Hospital that will include two new surgical theatres and increase the number of hospital beds.

The Minister of Health Hon David Cunliffe and the Associate Minister of Health Hon Mita Ririnui today launched Te Puāwaiwhero, the second Māori Mental health and Addiction National Strategic Fram

Associate Minister of Health Mita Ririnui announced the Governments plan to inject $12 Million into the Maori health and disability workforce at the Inaugural National Maori Workforce Developm

Associate Minister of Health Mita Ririnui officiated the celebration to announce the rebuilding of the Buckland Road Dental Clinic in South Auckland today.

“Maori have waited long enough and are now able to celebrate the ever growing presence and acceptance of rongoa Maori in 21^st century Aotearoa” says Associate Health Minister

“The Porirua community will now benefit from another Maori success with the official opening of the Ora Toa Dental Service” said Associate Health Minister Mita Ririnui regarding the Ora

Associate Health Minister Mita Ririnui launched the “Make a Stand” programme at the Huhtamaki Plant in Auckland today.

Associate Health Minister Mita Ririnui is delighted with the progress made by The Ministry of Health on their delivery and implementation of Whakatataka Tuarua – the national Maori health str

“Congratulations to everyone who has accepted the challenge and have successfully become smoke free” says Associate Health Minister Mita Ririnui on the eve of World Smoke Free day.

Associate Minister of Health has welcomed the newly developed Maori signs by New Zealand’s Deaf and Maori communities saying that it will enhance the special identity of Maori with hearing im

Associate Minister of Health Mita Ririnui announced today details of the 2008 Whanau Ora Awards and urged Maori health providers to consider taking part.

Maori DHB members from throughout the country gathered in Wellington yesterday for a training hui to develop networking and governance skills.

Thank you to the management of Te Manu Toroa for your warm and much appreciated invitation to attend this very special 10^th birthday.

Standing by his own advice when it comes to taking care of ourselves, Associate Minister of Health Mita Ririnui says he tries as much as possible to lead a healthy life style by eating the right fo

Associate Minister of Health, Mita Ririnui today urged Maori to take full advantage of the free annual diabetes checks; part of The Get Checked programme, stating it can help minimise the harm caus

Associate Minister of Health Mita Ririnui opened the newly refurbished New Zealand Blood Service building in Wellington on Thursday 27 March 2008.

The Labour led government is to invest $72.1 million over ten years in a major restoration programme for the most seriously degraded Te Arawa lakes – in a move welcomed by Associate Health Mi

Four kaumatua who have recently passed away have been acknowledged by the Ministry of Health for their contributions to health in their community.