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2026

Early September, Te Kete Pounamu made a written submission to oppose the Pae Ora Amendment Bill in favour of retaining and strengthening the current Pae Ora Healthy Futures Act.

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2026

Our regional pou from across the motu, came together in Tāmaki Makaurau for a two day wānanga focused on two kaupapa, the National Representative Body and the Mental Health and Wellbeing Draft Strategy.

2026

Guided by the maramataka, we are reminded to move with intention to rest when needed, to reset and take action in alignment with natural rhythms.

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2026

Ngā Kete Oranga ā Ahurea supports Māori with lived experience of hauora hinengaro, who are registered with Secondary Specialist Mental Health & Addiction services, to access Te Ao Māori–grounded support that strengthens connection to “Ko wai au.”

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2026

Nōku te Ao national wānanga invites kaimahi from the primary and secondary health sectors to engage in a day of transformative learning with Te Kete Pounamu, the national voice for Māori with lived and living experience of hauora hinengaro and AOD recovery.

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2025

- National updates: We welcomed 3 new members to the Rōpū at our in-person National wānanga. Our colleagues at TRO celebrated the mahi of our National co-chair Alisha Tamepo - Pehi. - Our Kirikiriroa whānau represented and tautoko at Ako Ararau. - Regional Updates: We welcomed 3 new members - NTA: Mihi to our mahi at Ngāti Pōrou Hauroa wānanga. Find us next month in Te Wai Pounamu for the first time! - Upcoming Events

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2025

FFL Tairawhiti Event: We had Kahurangi, regional lead for Tairawhiti participate in the Fight for Life Event on behalf of all whanau lost to suicide (whakamomori).His goal was to promote Hauora Hinengaro in our region and to model healthier ways of dealing with challenges we face. Also fighting in the ring at this event was our very own Operations Member, Hine Matthews.

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2025

On the 21st and 22nd of September 2025, TKP were privileged to represent our kaupapa at the Indigenous Wellbeing Conference (IWC) in Brisbane. It was an incredible opportunity to connect with Indigenous leaders and organisational health representatives from both Australia and Aotearoa.

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2025

- National updates: We welcomed 3 new members to the Rōpū at our in-person National wānanga. Our colleagues at TRO celebrated the mahi of our National co-chair Alisha Tamepo - Pehi. - Our Kirikiriroa whānau represented and tautoko at Ako Ararau. - Regional Updates: We welcomed 3 new members - NTA: Mihi to our mahi at Ngāti Pōrou Hauroa wānanga. Find us next month in Te Wai Pounamu for the first time! - Upcoming Events

2025

Early September, Te Kete Pounamu made a written submission to oppose the Pae Ora Amendment Bill in favour of retaining and strengthening the current Pae Ora Healthy Futures Act.

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Te Kete Pounamu is the national voice for Māori with lived/living experience of hauora hinengaro (mental health) and/or substance recovering (AOD).

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