Māori Health Authority

The future of Māori health.

The coalition government got rid of the Māori Health Authority in a hurry. What is it doing now instead?

Dr. Makarena Dudley will be knocking on doors in Northland to ask families what they need to help with when it comes to taking care of those with mate wareware (dementia).

The Māori Health Authority is on it's way to being disestablished under the Coalition Government's 100 day plan

The government plans to disestablish the authority in its first 100 days.

Dame Tariana Turia says should would rather see funding being given to iwi directly to enable iwi to resource their own health needs.

The Pāti Māori co-leader told Q+A this was the upshot of the parties’ plans to scrap the Māori Health Authority if elected.

Māori back Te Aka Whaiora despite negative report

Whānau ora director Lance Norman says the recent review on Te Aka Whaiora is facing unfair scrutiny in its set-up phase, and Māori health is being used as a political football.