Māori

Rangi Morgan may have been the first Māori-Chinese woman to become a pharmacist in New Zealand. Jody Hopkinson speaks to her about her life and career

Several pharmacists have hit out at an article criticising the Pharmacy Council’s competency standards as “racism on steroids”, saying the views expressed are not held by many pharmacists

Community pharmacist Claire Salter took part in a full-immersion Māori language course run at the University of Waikato’s Tauranga campus in 2022. She discusses her reasons for learning te reo as a Pākehā. From April, having a basic understanding of te reo Māori will be a requirement for all pharmacists under the Pharmacy Council’s competency standards

Te Wiki o te Reo Māori Māori Language Week ran from 14 to 21 September. University of Canterbury Aotahi School of Māori and Indigenous Studies professor Jeanette King writes about the revitalisation of te reo over the past five decades

Kiingi Tuheitia's youngest child and only daughter has been announced as the new monarch of the Kiingitanga

The turnout for the burial of Kiingi Tuheitia Pootatau Te Wherowhero VII is expected to exceed the massive crowd that attended his national hui in January  

THE WITHDRAWAL of free flu vaccines for all under-12s this winter has seen a 42 per cent reduction in children getting vaccinated to date, according to Te Whatu Ora statistics.

Two new iwi Māori partnership boards could be established, says interim national director Hauora Māori services group Riana Manuel

DISPENSING DATA for COVID-19 antivirals suggest there may have been inequitable access to the treatments.

Dispensing data for COVID-19 antivirals suggest there may have been inequitable access to the treatments