But what I want to mention was the absolute stars of Super Saturday—our community providers. They go to parts of our community where no one else can. They reach the people the health system has for too long struggled to reach. I spent Super Saturday with my colleague Barbara Edmonds in Mana. We went to Maraeroa Marae. It was not like your standard vaccination clinic. In the wharenui they were practising rongoā, there was a hāngī outside. In the whare kai, the Māori Women's Welfare League dished out advice and good cheer. In Cannons Creek, there was the atmosphere of the Creekfest down in "The Cage", which is what they call the basketball court. Pacific health providers enjoyed music and dance and vaccinated the community. We had fun. We got to see the director-general's dance moves. And while it was couched in the shtick of telethon, what the vaxathon achieved was it mobilised the community. 