Te Kotahi team in Wairau have moved to a new office in Rangitāne House.

He kōrero tā tēnā, tā tēnā otiia, te katoa, he aha tāu? Everyone has a story, what’s yours?

Dr Melissa Cragg has spent the past decade dedicated to better health outcomes for Māori. In August, Dr Cragg was appointed to lead the Te Tauihu Covid-19 Research Project. We sat down with Dr Cragg to find out more.

Nau mai ki te Kotahi whānau Sophie! Sophie is the new Āpihi Whakahaere Mahi (Administrator) here at TKOTT.

In emergencies, the EOC (Emergency Control Centre) becomes a pretty important place. For the recent weather event across Te Tauihu, EOCs were set up in both Nelson/Tasman and also in Marlborough.

Aotearoa moved on from the COVID-19 traffic lights on September 13, 2022. There are several changes you need to know about.

Te Tauihu Māori health provider Te Piki Oranga has joined the Back to the Islands campaign; be in to win travel prizes to the Pacific Islands!

A rāhui placed along the entire northern coastline of Te Tauihu o Te Waka-a-Māui last month following significant weather events is to be lifted.

This week, the rōpū behind the Te Tauihu Covid Māori Action Plan 2022 launched a research project to better understand the voices of Māori who have experienced Covid-19 or have been impacted in some way.

Perhaps you’d like to take part?

Emergency kai network Te Pātaka has officially been brought under the korowai of Te Kotahi o Te Tauihu, with governance transitioning from Te Pātaka Inc to Te Kotahi o Te Tauihu Trust.

Te Tauihu iwi have placed a rāhui across the entire northern coastline of Te Tauihu o Te Waka-a-Māui, as floodwaters continue to pose significant disruptions across the rohe.

Pouwhakahaere Rauemi Dr Lorraine Eade recently talked to Stuff’s Maia Hart about the extension in support for those suffering hardship due to Covid-19.