Ko Hikurangi me Mauao oku maunga

Ko Horouta me Taikitimu oku Waka

Ko Waipahu toku awa

Ko Tutetenga me Opureora oku Marae

Ko Te Pirirakau me Te Whanau a Tuwhakairiora oku Hapu

Ko Ngati Porou me Ngai Te Rangi oku Iwi

No Putaruru Ahau

Ko Witana Petley taku ingoa

Ko Mauao Ko Hikurangi ngā maunga.

Ko Tauranga te moana.

Ko Waiapu te awa.

Ko Mātaatua Ko Nukutere ngā waka.

Ko Te Kutaroa Ko Ōhinewaiapu ngā marae.

Ko Ngāti Tauaiti Ko Ngāi Taharora ngā hapū.

Ko Ngāi Te Rangi Ko Ngāti Porou ngā iwi.

Ko Blake Taylor tōku ingoa.

Nō Tūranga-nui-a-Kiwa ahau

Engari, kei Heretaunga ahau e noho ana ināianei.

Tēnā koutou, tēnā koutou, tēnā tātou katoa

Tihei māuri ora!

Ko Tāmaki-makau-rau tōku papakāinga

Ko Hunua te pae maunga

Ko Wairoa te awa

Nō Ngāti Iuropi ōku tupuna. Ko Koterana rātou ko Airani, ko Ingirangi, ko Potukara, ko Witirana ngā iwi.

Ko Ōtepoti tōku kāinga ināianei. Tēnei, ko Araiteuru te uta, ko Araiteuru te tai ē, ko Araiteuru te waka, ko Araiteuru te tangata. Ko Araituru te marae. Ko Te Whare Wānanga o Otāgo me Te Whare Tū Taua ngā wānanga. Ko te reo te waka wairua. Ko te reo me ōna tikanga he taonga mō te hauora.

Ko Miranda Bűhler tōku ingoa. He mihi nui ki a tātou katoa

Ko Dale Wilson tōku ingoa

Tainui te waka

Taupiri te maunga

Te Hoe o Tainui te marae

Waikato te awa

Waikato Ngāti Maniapoto Ngāi te rangi Ngāti whatua ngā hapū

My rock is my lovely husband Michael Scully

We live in Hamilton

My daughter is Tiara Wilson currently resides in Wellington.

I have 5 sisters and our brother lucky him

I am a Kaitiaki based in Kirikiriroa amongst a strong roopu of Māori physios and students.

My interests is about mana enhancing our Māori physio hāpori and being able to support our Māori, PI physio students having positive learning experiences

Ehara tāku tia I te toa takitahi, engari he toa takitini

Its not myself as an indivdual but my strength as a collective we can make a difference

Ko wai au?

Ko Sheree Tikao Harkess au

Ko Te Poho o Tamatea Pokai Whenua te māuka

Ko Whakaraupo te moana

Ko Kai Tahu ko Kāti Mamoe ko Waitaha kā iwi

Ko Tikao, ko Subrizky, ko Solomon, ko Ropata, Ko Ellison ōhoku whānau

E noho ana au ki Ōtautahi

Ko Hakarangi Tichborne tōhoku hoa rakatira

Tokowha a māua tamariki

He Physiotherapist au

The tumuaki has a key role for guiding our waka, delegating tasks within the roopu and checking our kaitiaki are all managing their load. This involves multiple hui with our key stakeholders, responding to external requests and queries, representing the roopu on panels, joining conference committees to represent the roopu (ie PNZ 2024 scientific committee)

The marketing lead is in charge of communicating what we are up to, what kaupapa we want to advocate for, and what support is available to our Māori physiotherapists in the profession. Aspects of this include creating social media templates, loading with the PNZ staff for marketing and administration, writing Physio matters articles, and sharing content with our wider roopu to communicate opportunities, issues, events and all of our happenings effectively online.

The event lead organises roopu events such as webinars and in-person wānanga. This involves behind the scene noho marae planning, organising kaitiaki professional development, and organising strategic wānanga to ensure kaitiaki are acting in line with the Tae Ora Tinana vision: strengthening the Māori identity in the physiotherapy profession and increasing cultural safety.

The secretary's role is to collect, sort and manage any information/data involving the roopu. This includes data collection, fundraising applications, management of the Google drive, and coordinating submissions.

The relationship lead has recently been established as our roopu extends our reach within our profession and the health system. This role is important as it involves maintaining and strengthening our relationships with other organisations. The relationship lead will have direct contact with our four physiotherapy schools, attend graduations, be the link with tauira at the schools, and organising regional hui.

The financial lead manages all things money. Tasks for the financial lead will include formulating the budget and business plan annually and ensuring we track against it and monitor our actions accordingly.

Build thriving and sustainable systems and outcomes (ngā hua)

Support and care for all

Have a firm foundation grounding in mātauranga Māori

In control of what we do for ourselves

Holding one to one another and our relationships

Being connected to our natural environment for our wellbeing