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Chair Report 2023

A landmark year for the Pacific Physiotherapy Association, marked by significant achievements in leadership, partnerships, education, and advocacy from April 2022 to April 2023 strengthening the Pacific voice both locally and across the region.

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Chair Report 2024

A year of transition and growth for the Pacific Physiotherapy Association, reflecting leadership change, stronger partnerships, clear strategic direction, and meaningful community impact across New Zealand and the wider Pacific region.

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Chair Report 2025

A year of strategic strengthening for the Pacific Physiotherapy Association, reflecting leadership continuity, improved governance, stronger regional partnerships, and workforce development across New Zealand and the wider Pacific region.

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Expressions of interest open to be on Physiotherapy Board of New Zealand Pacific Peoples Committee

PBNZ (Physiotherapy Board of NZ) is seeking expressions of interest from Aotearoa NZ Registered Physiotherapists of Pacific descent who are interested in joining the Board’s Pacific Peoples Committee. The Pacific Peoples Committee is a strategic committee, providing a Pacific lens on regulatory matters. The Committee offers advice and recommendations to the Board | Te Poari to support culturally informed regulation and improved health equity outcomes for Pacific communities.
Applications close 5pm, Sunday 31st of May, 2026

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Chair Reports

Chair Report 2023

A landmark year for the Pacific Physiotherapy Association, marked by significant achievements in leadership, partnerships, education, and advocacy from April 2022 to April 2023 strengthening the Pacific voice both locally and across the region.

View Report 2023

Chair Report 2024

A year of transition and growth for the Pacific Physiotherapy Association, reflecting leadership change, stronger partnerships, clear strategic direction, and meaningful community impact across New Zealand and the wider Pacific region.

View Report 2024

Chair Report 2025

A year of strategic strengthening for the Pacific Physiotherapy Association, reflecting leadership continuity, improved governance, stronger regional partnerships, and workforce development across New Zealand and the wider Pacific region.

View Report 2025

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Sagar Billimoria

Sagar Billimoria

Treasurer and officer
Interests

Sagar is a New Zealand-registered Physiotherapist with a strong passion for musculoskeletal and sports rehabilitation. He is committed to delivering evidence-based care that helps patients reduce pain, restore movement, and return to the activities that matter most to them — whether that’s work, sport, or everyday life.

With experience managing a wide range of acute and chronic injuries, Sagar has a particular interest in sports injuries, strength-based rehabilitation, and return-to-performance programming. He takes a hands-on approach to treatment, combining manual therapy with progressive strengthening and functional training to optimise long-term outcomes. Sagar values clear communication and works closely with patients, employers, GPs, and specialists to ensure collaborative and goal-oriented care.

He is especially passionate about helping individuals build resilience through movement, education, and tailored rehabilitation programs.

Outside of the clinic, Sagar enjoys staying active through sports, hiking, and strength training. He has a strong interest in travel and exploring new cultures, and enjoys music and spending time outdoors whenever possible.

Island & Village Associations

Suva/Lautoka, Fiji
Katie Vaili

Katie Vaili

Chair
Interests

It is a privilege to serve as the Chair of the Pasifika Physio Association. My journey in healthcare is shaped by my identity as a person of faith and my diverse heritage. I am proud to represent my village associations of Sopu in Kolomotu’a, Tonga, alongside my roots in Whitstable, Kent, England.

In my professional practice as a Musculoskeletal Physiotherapist, I have developed a keen interest in headache and concussion rehabilitation. From my time initially working in hospitals in NZ and UK to touring with the Manu Samoa 7s to my current roles in Pukekohe and Bruce Pulman Park clinics, and Wesley College, I am committed to using my skills to serve our people with excellence and compassion.


My life is anchored by my family. Outside of my clinical work, you will often find me attending church with my family, fishing with my husband, or baking—activities that remind me that people and connections are the most important things in this world.

Island & Village Associations

Sopu, Kolomotu’a, Tonga Whitstable, Kent, England.