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A health profile containing the latest statistics on the number of Māori in the health workforce as well as potential pathways for Māori to enter the health workforce has been released by the Min

In Wairarapa nine out of every ten Māori children are fully immunised by their first birthday beating the national average of eight out of ten, Associate Health Minister Mita Ririnui said today.

Madame Speaker,

Budget 2007 underlines the government's continued eforts to reduce inequalities and improve health outcomes for Mâori

Budget 2007 injects an extra $7.7 million into the Waitangi Tribunal over four years

Kua kī te Minita Tuarua mō te Hauora, a Mita Ririnui, he mea tāpua mō te Māori te whakahaumitanga nui tonu ki te tiaki, me te tautoko i ngā taipakeke.

Associate Health Minister Mita Ririnui said the major investment in care and support for elderly, announced in a pre-Budget statement on 1 May by Health Minister Pete Hodgson, is significant for Ma

Kua puta te kōrero a te Minita Tuarua mō te Hauora, a Mita Ririnui, ka whiwhi painga te Māori, mai i te kano ārai mate kore utu, ka patu i te mate kiriuhu ua kakā pūkahu kakā, kua pānuitia

Associate Health Minister Mita Ririnui has launched the second Mâori Health Action Plan

Combatting heart disease amongst Maori men is a vital exercise

Strategic vision to address Maori oral health care

A fond farewell to the Lady

Focus on reducing inqualities between Maori and non Maori in suicide prevention strategy

Having your say on Disability health services

Cancer chart book findings a ‘wake up call’ requiring action on all fronts.

Maori continue to suffer from cancer at higher rate than non Maori

Like apparitions the Maori Party makes it's presence felt on Te Arawa Lakes Settlement Bill

Title to Rotorua lakes to return to Te Arawa.

More highly skilled Maori working in the health sector is the aim of Raranga Tupuake

Plan in place to reduce health inequalities

Must-have resource book now avaliable to plan ahead in Maori health

Maori sporting great gather in Rotorua to provide a platform for Maori sporting achievement

Mita Ririnui is supporting an information campaign blitz aimed preparing Maori for a potential influenza pandemic