Marae 2024 Ep6

Part ONE
Te Ururoa Flavell is urging tane Māori to get themselves checked for prostate cancer.
The former co-leader of Te Pati Māori told Leigh-Marama McLachlan that getting diagnosed early gives you a chance to fight.
Part TWO
Prostate cancer is the most common cancer in New Zealand men.
Māori are twice as likely to die, because when we are diagnosed, we are often more sick, because it is detected late.
Scotty talks about symptoms, systemic barriers, and the best way to survive, with GP Dr Jason Tuhoe.
Part THREE
Waka Hourua from around the motu arrived in Te Tau Ihu on Saturday, to celebrate the craft and challenges of open ocean voyaging.
Scotty speaks with Co-Chair of the Festival Iaean Cranwell.

[@sandrareihana2559]

Truly an admirable spiritual being. Served under his leadership when he was the Minister @ Maori Development. Strength & blessings to the Flavell whanau & support network. Thamk you for sharing.

[@darcynicholas234]

Much respect and aroha Te Ururoa. ❤

[@sandrareihana2559]

I remembered seeing this video on how to keep cancer cells at bay. Very simple Qgong exercise that is well worth a try.