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Pharmacy owners are calling for their remuneration system to be made simpler after another payment error was uncovered. Jonathan Chilton-Towle reports

Two organisations have called for a real-time monitoring system to stop addicts or drug manufacturers shopping around for the precursor to methamphetamine

Some pharmacist vaccinators are concerned Te Whatu Ora is not doing enough to protect their privacy after the recent data breach

Health minister Shave Reti has presented a bill to the House to disestablish Te Aka Whai Ora and pause the development of localities

The Coalition Government has tabled its bill to scrap Labour’s three-stage change to smokefree law, but hasn’t revealed what new policies it will adopt

In this blast from the past we look back on the first-ever Otago White Coat ceremony held in February 2012

The Government’s use of urgency to pass a bill disestablishing Te Aka Whai before a scheduled Waitangi Tribunal urgent hearing is “unequivocally, an act of bad faith,” says University of Otago professor of public health Peter Crampton 

One-hundred-and-one future pharmacists donned their white coats for the first time this weekend at the University of Otago Pharmacy School

The Health and Disability Commissioner has criticised a pharmacy for a dispensing error that resulted in a child’s hospitalisation after being mistakenly given an antipsychotic medication instead of an antihistamine

Uncertainty over an upcoming urgent Waitangi Tribunal hearing into the disestablishment of Te Aka Whai Ora isn’t fazing the Wai 3307 claimants