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Queen’s Birthday weekend road injuries costing $2m a year Kua eke te utu mō ngā wharanga ki runga i ngā rori i te wā o te Rā Whānau o te Kuīni ki te $2m i te tau
As we head into another public holiday weekend, we're encouraging Aotearoa to help lower our alarming statistics.
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Run your best race this spring without becoming a statistic Omangia tō omanga roa i tēnei kōanga – kei noho koe ki ngā tatauranga o te hunga whara
It’s a busy time on the streets of New Zealand as runners get ready for marathon season. Here’s some expert advice on staying injury-free for race day.
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Every motorcyclist will get more enjoyment and performance from their bikes with a Ride Forever course.
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Falls are the leading cause of injury in New Zealand, so we’re investing into balance app Nymbl to address this. Grandmother Dorothy Fitzpatrick knows how important maintaining your balance is after suffering concussion from a heavy fall.
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Here's your guide to the recovery and support available to help you get back to work. Most people with non-complex injuries can recover safely at work.
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Mick’s story: How a big wave knocked a surfer’s confidence Te kōrero mō Mick: He tukinga ngaru, he patunga wairua ki tētahi kairēti ngaru
When a young surfie took his surfboard out to some big waves, he had a hunch he was paddling beyond his skill level - and he was right.
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A pioneer of ASB Polyfest, 80-year-old Tupou Manapori has been to every event since it began 50 years ago. ‘Mama Tupou’ is still an integral part of the ACC-supported Polyfest and will run the Cook Islands stage this year.
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$2.9 Million awarded to four new safety schemes Ka whakawhiwhia ngā kaupapa haumaru e whā ki te $2.9 miriona
We’re investing $22 million over five years to roll out a workplace injury prevention grants programme – aimed at influencing change in health and safety.
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Five ways to help your kids find sporting balance Ngā ara e rima hei hāpai i ngā mahi hākinakina ā tō tamaiti
We want Kiwi kids to be active and enjoy sport without getting injured.