‘Ain’t no stopping us now’: Life beyond Te Aka Whai Ora

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‘Ain’t no stopping us now’: Life beyond Te Aka Whai Ora

Alan

Perrott

aperrott@nzdoctor.co.nz

Friday 30 August 2024, 02:20 PM

Māori health activist and specialist GP Rawiri McKree Jansen is confident Māori health and Māori health providers will progress, despite the efforts of the Coalition Government [Image: Stuff]

Rawiri McKree Jansen, specialist GP and advocate for all things Māoritanga looks back on the rise, fall and legacy of Te Aka Whai Ora. He talks to journalist Alan Perrott, insisting his vernacular is accurately recorded

Te Aka Whai Ora had only been in business for a matter of weeks and Rawiri McKree Jansen couldn’t stop smiling. “I’m a fucking pig in muck,” he’d t

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