HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION
Race Relations Commissioner
Expressions of interest sought by 3 August
Human Rights Act 1993 section 8 (click on link below)
http://www.legislation.govt.nz/act/public/1993/0082/latest/DLM304289.html
HUMAN RIGHTS COMMISSION
Race Relations Commissioner
Expressions of interest sought by 3 August
Human Rights Act 1993 section 8 (click on link below)
http://www.legislation.govt.nz/act/public/1993/0082/latest/DLM304289.html
Te Iti me te Rahi Māori Health Workforce Survey
Nō te Ariki te aroha
Horahia nuitia e
Ki runga i ngā iwi hei kākahu rā
Mō te iti mō te rahi e
New Zealand’s health system aims to do better for the population groups who do not enjoy the same health as all New Zealanders. This group includes Māori. Improving the health of Māori will include tailored services, so they are more accessible and delivered in more culturally appropriate ways(1).
Te Rau Matatini seeks your support for the Te Iti me te Rahi Māori Health Workforce Survey. Please share the information in this letter widely along with the Te Iti me te Rahi Māori Health Workforce Survey link provided. This national survey will contribute to the improvement of Māori health and is being delivered by Te Rau Matatini from July – September 2018.
Te Iti me te Rahi Māori Health Workforce survey:
Why is this survey necessary?
Who can participate?
If you are happy for the survey link to go on your website or Facebook page please let us know.
Survey results will be provided back to the sector for your use
Results will be reported back to our stakeholders which includes participating Registration Bodies, Tumu Whakarae (General Manager Māori), District Health Boards, Ngā Pou Mana, Māori Health professional groups and Non- Government Organisations.
The survey is complimentary to other surveys
Te Rau Matatini recognises that Te Iti me Te Rahi is one of several surveys in the field for Māori health staff this year. However, this survey will provide vital information that has not previously been collected about the Māori Health Workforce. We are in contact with other survey providers to ensure minimal crossover in content and questioning.
Please click on the link to take you to the survey:
https://www.surveymonkey.com/r/Te_Iti_me_te_rahi_2018
If you would like to discuss aspects of the survey, or have any questions, please contact:
Dr Kahu McClintock
(07) 282 0281 Extn: 753
K.McClintock@teraumatatini.com
Thank you for your ongoing support,
Nāku noa,
Maria Baker
Pouwhakahaere Matua (CEO)
Te Rau Matatini
Wellington City Council and Regional Public Health are excited to announce that we will be hosting Hauora Unleashed Expo ki Pōneke 2018. The event will provide a unique opportunity for stallholders to promote their products and programmes, thereby making a social contribution to improving hauora outcomes for our communities. The event looks to achieve the following:
We believe the Māori Women’s Welfare League Inc. makes a huge positive contribution to Māori whānau throughout Aotearoa and would like to extend an invitation to participate in this event.
I have attached further details for your perusal and should you have any questions please do not hesitate to get in contact.
Look forward to hearing from you soon.
See links below:
https://www.facebook.com/events/1784556451613951/
https://drive.google.com/file/d/1DbDAuTEIBDSXwapO-qcgfQimDhopeeHH/view?usp=sharing
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Media Release
5 July 2018
MIROMODA FASHION DESIGN Competition CEMENTS ITS MARK
Described as an artistic and cultural powerhouse, the Pataka Art & Museum venue has again proved it is a perfect fit for fashion entity, MIROMODA.
For the third consecutive year, models, fashion designers, makeup and hair apprentices crammed into Porirua’s Pataka Art & Museum on Saturday 30 June 2018, for the Miromoda Annual Fashion Design competition during the day, and the sold out Miromoda Runway show at night.
Boosted by a huge team of hair and makeup apprentices under the Hair Industry Training Organisation (HITO) the Pataka venue oozed creative glamour.
Fourteen short listed entrants faced a panel of judges, lead by Miromoda’s head judge, and NZ Fashion Week founder, Dame Pieter Stewart who was ably assisted by NZ Fashion Week Business Manager, Janey Evett, and Wellington based international Lucire fashion magazine publisher, Jack Yan.
Vying for a place in the coveted and big ticket Miromoda Showcase, as part of NZ Fashion Week, designers freely admit to being exhausted and in a state of nervous hype and excitement before facing the judges.
Miromoda the Indigenous Maori Fashion Apparel Board formed in 2008, debuted at NZ Fashion Week, with eight competition winners and runners up across four categories in 2009, will head to NZ Fashion Week at Auckland’s Viaduct for a ninth year, in late August.
The competition is well established in the tertiary community and draws entries from most, if not all, of New Zealand’s fashion schools. Founder Ata Te Kanawa credits the support of NZ Fashion Week founder Dame Pieter Stewart and sponsorship support from loyal supporters as “the catalyst for creating and maintaining the Miromoda platform that keeps taping into a surprisingly huge talent pool out there,” says Te Kanawa.
MIROMODA the Indigenous Maori Fashion Apparel Board (IMFAB) is pleased to announce the following designers who will showcase their collections at New Zealand Fashion Week as apart of the Miromoda Showcase.
Official Results
2018 SUPREME WINNER
Misty Ratima (Napier)
EMERGING DESIGNER WINNERS
Zannah-Rose Thornicroft and Henele Taufalele (Auckland)
AVANT-GARDE DESIGNER WINNERS – 1st equal
Misty Ratima (Napier) and Nichola Te Kiri (Hamilton)
ESTABLISHED DESIGNER WINNER
Bobby Campbell Luke (Auckland)
EMERGING DESIGNERS RUNNERS UP
• Paige MacDonald (Wanganui)
• Taongahuia Maxwell (Rotorua)
• Te Orihau Karaitiana (Napier)
ESTABLISHED DESIGNERS RUNNERS UP
• Jimmie MacKay (Hastings)
• AJ Bradley (Palmerston North)
• Misty Ratima (Napier)
ENDS
For more information please contact:
Ata Te Kanawa – Miromoda Co Founder
027 554 3382
ata@miromoda.com
Image credit: Masanori Udagawa – Photo Wellington
Image caption: A sneak peek of the Avant Garde entry by Miromoda’s 2018 Supreme winner, Misty Ratima of Hawkes Bay.
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