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Tariana Turia - forThe 1st Minister responsible for Whānau Ora, Minister for the Community and Voluntary Sector, Minister for Disability Issues and co-leader of the Māori Party.
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Speech: Aukati Kai Paipa Hui-a-tau - Hon Tariana Turia
Aukati Kai Paipa Hui-a-Tau Te Manukanuka o Hoturoa Marae, Manukau I have been thinking a lot about the science of change.In doing so I have been pondering the concept of critical mass, the threshold having been reached where suddenly the unexpected becomes expected, the improbable becomes a possibility.For those of us who are cooks, we will be familiar with the concept of a tipping point. It's that moment when boiled sugar transforms into toffee; when eggs coagulate, or vegetable stock turns into gravy.In much the same way, how can we achieve the moment of wonder in everyday life when we can ...
Tariana Turia Speech To Refugee Services
Hon Tariana TuriaMinister for the Community and Voluntary SectorTariana Turia Speech To Refugee Services Wednesday 25 August 2010; 6pm SpeechRefugee Services of Aotearoa New Zealand Volunteer Appreciation EveningSt Johns in the City, Presbyterian Church, WellingtonIt is a wonderful initiative, on behalf of Refugee Services of Aotearoa New Zealand, to have an evening set aside to focus on appreciation. The French philosopher, Voltaire, once said that “appreciation is a wonderful thing. It makes what is excellent in others belong to us as well”. And so I come tonight, in praise of ...
Turia Welcomes Counselling For Abuse Victims
Maori Party co-leader Tariana Turia is welcoming the decision to enable survivors of sexual abuse to receive up to 16 hours free counselling while their ACC claims are being dealt with.“Advocates representing survivors of sexual violence including rape have expressed to me their concern about counselling services not being made available while sensitive claims were being considered by ACC,” Mrs Turia said. Mrs Turia said current statistics reveal approximately one in four New Zealand girls is sexually abused and the rate is even higher for Maori women and people with ...
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Report indicates that Maori women experience inequalities in access to maternity care services Tariana Turia | Health A research report released today by the Ministry of Health shows that Maori women experience inequalities in access to maternity care and report lower levels of satisfaction with maternity services than most other women from other ethnic groups. The report Hapu Ora:Well-being in the Early Stages of Life aims to identify research priorities for the life course of Maori with a specific focus on wellbeing at the early stage of life. ...read more |
Pacific Intersectoral Alliance Symposium Tariana Turia | Health Talofa lava. Malo e lelei. Fakaalofa lahi atu. Ni sa bula vinaka. Kia orana. Ia Orana. Taloha ni. Kia ora tatou katoa. I mihi to all of you who have come today. Whether you are a public servant or from the community sector - we are of one mind. I want to thank Dr Virginia Hope - the Joint Chair of Capital and Coast Health and Hutt Valley DHB - and Bob Francis - the Chair of the Wairarapa DHB for the opportunity to be with you today. ...read more |
Pacific Health and Wellbeing Collective Formal signing ceremony Tariana Turia | Health When I received the invitation from your Project Director, A’asa Sanerivi to attend this event, I was pleased to accept. Wherever I am with Pasefika communities, it feels as if we are riding the crest of a wave. It is as if the pride, the passion and the potential of being Pasefika is at an all-time high. I am talking about the coming together of like minds - the spirit of co-operation and collaboration that I am witnessing in so many Pasefika communities, as they determine the best pathways forward, for your people. ...read more |
Housing on Maori land now more accessible Tariana Turia | Housing More Maori will now have the opportunity to build on ancestral land after the government agreed to changes to the Kainga Whenua Loan and Kainga Whenua Infrastructure Grants this week. Associate Minister for Housing Tariana Turia says the changes allow a wider group of Maori to access loans and is another important step in advancing housing aspirations for whanau, hapu and Maori land trusts. ...read more |
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