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The Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand has restructured and refocused on providing essential services to members after losing more than $400,000 last year

Te Whatu Ora is calling for pregnant people, children and other high-risk groups to get vaccinated against pertussis, saying New Zealand is on the cusp of an outbreak

Reporter Martin Johnston takes a look at how targeting by ethnicity was driven out of policies

The Coalition Government has missed its target to publish an updated Health Workforce Plan by 30 September, pushing the self-imposed deadline out to the end of December

A programme that funds community pharmacies to provide free treatment for head lice and skin infections has been a big hit with the public in the Bay of Plenty. Jody Hopkinson investigates

Far North Pharmacy in Kaitaia is offering free hugs for World Mental Health Day. 

At the health ministry, a net 123 jobs have been cut in the government-ordered public service money-saving drive  

Unichem Te Nikau in Greymouth has been named Green Cross Health’s pharmacy of the year supreme winner at the company’s recent conference

Te Whatu Ora has today released a batch of financial papers with the aim of spelling out the reasons behind its current financial position

The challenges facing primary care nurses are “unprecedented”, and not being paid at the same level as Te Whatu Ora nurses is a “fundamental injustice”, says one of their leaders