Selah Hart

Nelson Marlborough to begin rollout of free breast screening to 70-74 year olds rnz.co.nz/news/national/…

Great steps in the right direction for community led frontline services doing the mahi! We must bring immunisation rates for our pēpi up, especially for those communities most under-served and of highest need. See media release by Minister Reti here: beehive.govt.nz/release/govt-f…

Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora, Hauora Māori Services releases He Arotake: Te Aka Whai Ora #SuicidePrevention and Postvention Review, a comprehensive report aimed at enhancing suicide prevention and postvention services for Māori across Aotearoa. nzdoctor.co.nz/article/undoct…

Government unveils fetal alcohol guidelines, plan for diagnosis training rnz.co.nz/news/political…

Sharesies experiences its most substantial trading month to date with $488 million traded as investors shift their focus to the US market and tech stocks interest.co.nz/investing/1272…

@tinangata And what a swarm it was. An interesting place X has become. I don't hang out here much and the last 24 hours really proved why. 🫣

For your swarm, @SelahHart (ka aroha)

Wow. If only I knew how fragile twitter was 😒The point I'm trying to make here is, my paternal grandfather is full Pākeha, as am I. However he would have never treated anyone the way that person did. When I receive my moko kauae, I hope I never have to withstand such behaviour.

Had a disgusting experience walking down the main street in #Wellington with a person heckling a colleague I was with because she wore moko kauae. Such a shame that old, pale, stales still think their 5c's counts for anything. But also sad that pākeha think its ok to be #Racist

An honour to be in his presence, and to hear the decades of dedication to serving the health needs of his people. Lets all be like Uncle Tom, and create legacies that last long after we are memories of our descendants! #WICC2024

"Uncle Tom" or better known as Professor Tom Calma AO addresses the delegates at the #WICC2024 dinner ceremony, reminding us of those who here is Australia and across the globe who continue to do outstanding work, led by and for, indigenous and first nations peoples.

CEO of Te Aho o Te Kahu, Rami Rahil, and Director of Equity Sasha Webb (Ngāti Kahu and Ngāpuhi) address the delegates of #WICC2024 on behalf of Aotearoa from Te Aho o Te Kahu @cancer_agency demonstrating the purpose, values and obligations of the organisation for all.

Talia Pfefferle (Métis citizen of the Métis nation Saskatchewan from Treaty 6 Territory) addresses the delegates on the work underway by Canadian Partnership Against Cancer. #WICC2024

A honour to be in attendance to the World Indigenous Cancer Conference on the lands of Wurundjeri Woi Wurrung in Naarm (Melbourne). #WICC2024

Hanging out this evening with a pretty outstanding Māori Policy/Strategy team from @TeAkaWhaiOra this evening at the release of some mahi they supported with @RareDisordersNZ. A culmination of some outstanding mahi highlighting our whānau living with a rare disorder.

💜 An amazing day of experiences across Tai Tokerau. To finish the day, a moment to reflect at Haruru Falls with my office. The people who keep me organised, on time and safe when I have no boundaries to say no! Love my mahi at Te Aka Whai Ora Māori Health Authority 💜