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Mental Illness, Addiction and End-of-Life Care: What Can Healthcare Data Tell Us?
Not Yet: Picturing a Family at the Threshold
Palliative Care Cannot Stand Alone: Why Culture and Community Matter
Legacy Planning Begins with Relationships
Nyá:wen & Merci Montréal
New publication explores the health behaviours and healthcare experiences of Thai immigrants
Welcome Qin!
Mānawatia a Matariki
Why “Family First” Matters in Palliative Care for Chinese Migrants
Seeing Dignity Differently
Our research in pictures
Celebrating Susan
We celebrated Susan Waterworth’s contribution to Te Ārai on her retirement
Paediatric End-of-Life Decision-Making in Mainland China
Congratulations Jintana!
Māori Experiences of Assisted Dying: What We’re Learning
Welcoming a new student
Pacific People's Palliative and End-of-Life Care Experiences
Melissa reflects on her busy year
Melissa Carey has had a very productive year, including winning an important award and meeting ex-New Zealand Prime Minister Helen Clark!
Congratulations Hamish!
Te Ārai lived experience advisor Hamish Taverner won multiple gold and silver medals at the Special Olympic national summer games.
Te Ārai retreat
Our Te Ārai researcher whānau had a lovely few days away to recharge and reconnect.