Life as a country doctor in Hokianga

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Recorded19 Jun 2026

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Dr Clare Ward has spent over three decades as a country doctor in Hokianga. As a Pakeha practitioner serving a largely Maori community, she's developed a unique perspective on how te ao Maori and western healthcare can work side by side, navigating complex realities of access, equity and trust. Her memoir A Place to Stand: A country doctor's life in Hokianga is out now. She speaks with Mihingarangi about her medical - and personal - journey.

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