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I would like to acknowledge all the people present here today, Te Runanga o Ngati Awa, Professor Hirini Mead, Jeremy Gardiner, kuia and kaumatua and iwi members.

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.

The Mauao Historic Vesting Bill is reaching the last leg of its journey to delivering the Mauao Historic Reserve back to Tauranga Moana iwi.

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

Minister of State Mita Ririnui welcomed a new protection that has been put in place for Taurewa Station near central North Islands National Park.

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

“The development of the proposal that has been established by Central North Island Iwi has shown that Maori are able to come together despite our differences, to seek a result for our common

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.

Associate Minister of Health Mita Ririnui attended the launch of ‘Kidney Health New Zealand’ today as a show of support for an organisation dedicated to reducing the status of kidney di

“I am honoured to be part of the new health delegation and I look forward to working alongside my fellow colleagues to create a healthy environment for all New Zealanders” said associat

I am honoured to be part of the new Health Delegation and look forward to working alongside my fellow colleagues to create a healthy environment for all New Zealanders.

On Monday 11 February 2008 the Hon Mita Ririnui was honoured to open an exciting new programme for medical students named Pukawakawa.

Associate Health Minister Hon Mita Ririnui today urged greater Māori participation in the health and disability workforce, saying it was crucial in improving health outcomes for Māori.

The Ministry of Health and the Health Research Council of New Zealand have received results on the review of the Hauora Māori Scholarship Programme, which aimed to examine the programmes contribut

Associate Health Minister Mita Ririnui officially launched two mobile oral health units on behalf of the Ngāti Hine Health Trust in Kawakawa today.