Tūwharetoa Iwi Maori Partnership Board

16/04/2026

Watch this informative korero about Diabetes, what it is and how we can deal with it from Dr Leanne Te Karu. Thank you and for making this series of hauora podcasts possible

09/04/2026

Hauora podcasts

Kōrero Prescriptions empowers you to take whatever kōrero you like fromthis podcast as your prescription. Kōrero is healing so we ask theexperts about common...

09/04/2026

Check out the He Ara Whakapikiora hauora podcast series

19/11/2025

Here’s a good learning opportunity for learning to care for loved ones and gain a qualification at the same time.
Te Kapua Whakapipi Trust, He Ara He Ara Whakapiki Ora - Tūwharetoa Collective Health Approach, Tuwharetoa Health Charitable Trust

06/11/2025

02/10/2025

Te Rangimaheu Te Heuheu Tukino IX succeeds his father as Te Ariki o Ngati Tuwharetoa

30/09/2025

We pay tribute to Tā Tumu Te Heuheu Tukino VIII laid to rest on Monday. A quiet and humble, yet fierce leader, a statesman and absolute gentleman. Tā Tumu lead out on many kaupapa of significance within Ngati Tuwharetoa but also nationally and internationally such as Federation of Maori Authorities, Iwi Leaders, The World Heritage Foundation, the return of cultural and commercial lands to Ngati Tuwharetoa that had been taken by the Crown, and more. Most recently he has taken on the crown for the return of our Maunga back to Ngati Tuwharetoa. You will be missed, e te Ariki, moe mai rā

09/09/2025

09/09/2025

TIMPB are at Tuwharetoa Taiopenga today

09/08/2025

Tuwharetoa IMPB Chair on changes to health system

“We will no longer be tasked with local service design and delivery. Instead, our job will be to ‘engage’ and ’advise’. These changes take us from active partners to passive recipients.” — Louisa Wall on changes to Pae Ora law.
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02/05/2025

Tā Tumu Te Heuheu appointed Dr Leanne Te Karu as an initial trustee of the Tuwharetoa IMPB. Dr Te Karu also continues to deliver much needed clinical services within our community.

Dr Leanne Te Karu stands as a pioneer in Aotearoa’s health and disability system, recognised as the country’s first pharmacist prescriber. With a career spanning clinical practice, governance, research, and iwi development, she is dedicated to weaving together clinical excellence, cultural safety, and Indigenous knowledge. Working in general practice, medical clinics, and marae settings alongside rongoā practitioners, Dr Te Karu is committed to optimising medicine use to improve health outcomes and reduce harm for whānau across the motu.

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