Mr Fraser told The Daily Post yesterday Hineraukura still had a cast on her right leg. The operation on her lower jaw, which included the insertion of two plates, allowed her to communicate but she will need some therapy to help regain full use of her jaw.
Her right arm has "moderate mobility" but with ongoing physical therapy she should regain full use of it.
Mr Fraser said Hineraukura's head injury was still the priority.
"The doctors haven't indicated if there will be any permanent damage," he said.
"We still just have to wait and see."
Screws have also been put in Hineraukura's upper back which are still delicate, but she is now breathing by herself.
She has been able to go out in her wheelchair for small trips, which she has enjoyed.
Mr Fraser said Hineraukura was focusing on getting better.
"Her head is telling her to get better but she can only go as fast as her body will let her."
He said there was still a large family contingent dedicated to spending time with Hineraukura and helping her get better.