In particular, up and down the country, it mobilised the power of the aunties, and the aunties were out in force, waving flags in Auckland, waving people into the vaccination centre, making sure everyone felt that they fitted in and felt comfortable. In my own family, my mother, a retired teacher, got on the phone and called 60 former students to get vaccinated. Once again, we have reignited the power of the team of 5 million to look out for one another. Our hauora providers, our Pacific providers, community organisations—they were the stars of Super Saturday. Their success is an inspiration. It is them that we should look to for the solutions to the problems our health system faces in the future. 