Taamaki ki Raro - Kurtis Heketoa
“I love my job in security at Counties Manukau – and equally, I have a love for rugby league! I'd like to make a few observations about the last NRL season.
Clinical News with Dr Andrew Connolly
I am pleased to report that we are through the winter period, and while our services are broadly in good shape it remains very busy.
Celebrity Treasure Island competitor wins $10,000 for Middlemore Foundation
The Middlemore Foundation says it’s delighted to receive a $10,000 gift via a key supporter, which will make a huge difference to their mahi.
Taamaki ki Raro - Natasha Sharma
“I have worked as a barista for the Compass group at Countries Manukau for three and a half years. The part I love about my work is that it brings me into contact every day with wonderful people.
Registered Nurse Leilana Pulevaka is proud to share her Niue culture
This year’s theme for Faahi Tapu he Vagahau Niue – Niue Language Week is Fakatūleva e Vagahau Niue mo e Tau Aga Fakamotu ma e Tau Atuhau , which means - Sustain Niue Language and Culture for Future Generations.
A touch of Tonga to Tiaho Mai
During Tongan Language Week, Tiaho Mai, our Adult Mental Health Unit, featured an impressive cultural display in the reception area. Not only did Seini and her colleague, Sela put up the display, but they also made many of the beautiful pieces in the display with their own hands.
Taamaki ki Raro - Hamish Gordhan
“In my seventeen years at Counties Manukau, I have faced more than my share of challenges, putting complex things together.
Celebrating Allied Health Professions Day
Mehrish Khan – Phlebotomist “It’s a pleasure to speak on behalf of my colleagues in support of the day that honours our profession. October 14th recognises the many Allied Health professions and we'll be celebrating at our own event on the 17th.
Palu Toronibau - Nurture, Preserve and Sustain the Fijian language
Palu Toronibau is a Registered Nurse for elective surgeries at the Manukau Surgery Centre. She is proud to have been born and bred in Fiji and shares what it means personally to sustain her language. "I'm from the Lau group, and my village is Naikeleyaga.