Programme
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Speakers
Leanne Lloyd
Ko Hinerake te Maunga
Ko Whangape te Moana
Ko Maru o te Huia rāua ko Te Urunga mou tonu ngā whare tupuna
Ko Ohaki o Pawarenga te marae
Ko Mare rāua ko Reremoana Ropiha ōku matua
Ko Te Rarawa te iwi
Ko Ngapuhi nui tonu
Ko Leanne Lloyd tāku ingoa
Leanne has nearly fifteen years of nursing experience, most of which has been based in Primary Health Care. She has worked in a range of practice nurse areas including; practice nursing, palliative care; community support with Mothers and pepi and has finally found her niche in women’s health where she has spent the last five years focusing on cervical screening, breast screening and sexual health.
Leanne was in her early 30’s when she started her nursing training. She completed her nursing degree in 1999 and completed her post graduate diploma in nursing in 2001. In July 2012 Leanne started her own business Leanne Lloyd Ltd which focused on developing screening services to best suit the needs of women in Canterbury. While Leanne continues to develop screening services she continues to undertake service contracts with the Christchurch Primary Health Organisation General Practitioner clinics to increase screening statistics for priority women. Leanne also has service contracts with a Māori health provider in Kaikoura, and other general practitioner practices in Christchurch and she does some locum work as a practice nurse for the Pacific Trust Health Centre.
Rino Tirikatene, MP for Te Tai Tonga
Rino represents a new generation of Māori leader committed to serving his people. 
Elected MP for Te Tai Tonga in 2011 Rino is Labour’s Associate Māori Affairs spokesman.
Rino has deep connections across Ngāi Tahu on his paternal side, and to Ngati Hine in the Far North on his maternal side. Historically his family has given significant Parliamentary service to Māori in Te Waipounamu and Labour in the Southern Māori electorate (1932 – 1996).
Rino is a passionate believer in Māori development and in social justice. Coming from a close-knit, hard-working whanau, he has a depth of concern and service for people nurtured from a young age.
Rino has over 12 years’ experience working in Māori economic development roles and brings a wide range of experience to his MP role, including Māori and Iwi business development, inter-indigenous development and international trade promotion. He has an understanding of legal and commercial issues from his early career as a commercial lawyer.
Te Mairiki Williams
Ngāti Tuwharetoa
Te Ātihaunui a Pāpārangi
Ngāti Hauiti ki Rata
Ngai Tahu, Kāti Māmoe me Waitaha
Ko te pae tawhiti, whāia kia tata
Ko te pae tata, whakamaua kia tina...HUI...E! TAIKI...E!
Te Mairiki Williams is a health promoter within the rohe of Waitaha/Otautahi & consistently delivers wānanga that fully embrace traditional practices, as the pinnacle of wellbeing. Te Mairiki facilitates wānanga in traditional weaponry, mahi toi, mahinga kai, rongoā māori, me ēra atu momo taonga, to the mainstream sector (prisons, probation, youth justice, defence force, New Zealand Police), community and schools.
Te Mairiki’s wānanga & teachings are structured to embrace the epitome of whakapapa, as the tohu "whakaoranga tangata.”
The whāriki in traditional practices will always prolong and sustain life, however to enhance ones wellbeing.
Kia pono ai ki te tohu rangatira - “Ko Au, Ko Koe, Ko Tātou” - I am You & We are Us.
The korowai that Te Mairiki embraces in all of his mahi, is the sacred traditional korowai AUKATI - smoke, alcohol, drug, violence free - The pinnacle of ones wellbeing.
Tutewhakapiki......Tutewhakaake.....Tuwhakaiti tātou i a tātou.
TAU TE MAURI!