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Towards Equity for Māori: A guide for SLTs working in Aotearoa

Towards Equity for Māori: A guide for SLTs working in Aotearoa While created for SLTs working in Health, this document was gifted to the Association for distribution and sharing with members and to m…

Posted 15 months ago by Siobhan Molloy - executive director Less than a minute to read

Looking for a speech-language therapist? Good luck with that.

Speech-language therapists are the next health workforce ‘cab off the rank’ to be struck by growing staff shortages, a problem compounded by the likely closure of Massey University’s Bachelor of Speec…

Posted 16 months ago by Siobhan Molloy - executive director Less than a minute to read

The benefits of the Māori SLT wānanga 2023

Hosted at Kuirau Marae in Rotorua on 3 - 5 March 2023, 34 SLTs and students participated representing all three universities, and SLTs working for MoE, special schools, kindergarten associations, universities, NGOs, community initiatives and private practices, NZSTA board members and people in leadership positions.

Posted 17 months ago by Hana Tuwhare and Siobhan Molloy - executive director Less than a minute to read

SLTs on the straight to residency pathway

As of Monday, 29 May 2023, 32 more health sector roles have been added to the Green List, and all Green List health roles are now on the Straight to Residence pathway. People are now eligible to apply under the new Green List criteria. Further information about these changes can be found on the Immigration New Zealand website.

Posted 18 months ago by Siobhan Molloy - executive director Less than a minute to read

NZSTA Award Winners 2023

NZSTA award winners announced

Congratulations to this year's recipients of the NZSTA awards announced at the annual general meeting held on 27 April via Zoom webinar.

Posted in News; Posted 18 months ago by Loreen Lee (Admin) Less than a minute to read

Aspirations for speech-language therapy services provided to Māori following stroke

Megan Eustace, a PhD student at the University of Canterbury, describes her aspirations for speech-language therapy services provided to Māori following stroke.

Megan was awarded the Marion Saunders Trust Award for her project presented at the NZSTA Symposium.

Read more from Megan in the Summer/Raumati edition of Communication Matters.

Posted 20 months ago by Siobhan Molloy - executive director Less than a minute to read

COVID-19 update

While COVID still circulates across New Zealand, we have reached a better understanding of the disease and its spread. At last, we can move out of COVID alerts and manage COVID like any infectious dis…

OPEN LETTER: Continue work on the United Nations Declaration on the Rights of Indigenous Peoples

On 14 December, NZSTA joined 61 organisations and individuals in an open letter calling on Government to be bold, act on its values and continue work towards recognising Indigenous human rights in Aot…

Posted 23 months ago by Siobhan Molloy - executive director Less than a minute to read

NZSTA Board Statement: role of the association vs union

The NZSTA Board has issued the following statement on the role of association vs union November 2022

Posted 24 months ago by Loreen Lee (Admin) Less than a minute to read

The 2022 Communication Access Awards announced

The New Zealand Speech-language Therapists' Association celebrates the 2022 Communication Access Award recipients.

Posted 24 months ago by Loreen Lee (Admin) Less than a minute to read