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Pharmacy student Mitchell Wong canvases his fellow students on how uni life is shaping up. This month he profiles Sionekau Lokeni

Archaeologists are beginning to appreciate the creativity of Neanderthal art, writes archaeology professor Paul Pettitt

Journalist Zahra Shahtahmasebi visits the Cook Islands on a scholarship and delves deep into the workings of the nation’s health system, including the hospital pharmacy 

The Independent Community Pharmacy Group had their day in court and they won on the question of pharmacy ownership. Jonathan Chilton-Towle reports

The University of Waikato is planning on opening a new pharmacy school, despite falling numbers of pharmacy students nationwide. Natasha Jojoa Burling reports

The workforce woes keep coming as being understaffed and underpaid continues to pile pressure on exhausted pharmacy staff. And fewer students are choosing to become pharmacists, reports Paulette Crowley

Clinical pharmacist Katrina Azer writes about her recent trip to Egypt and the importance of holidays for avoiding burnout

University of Otago researchers are calling for the $5 prescription copayment to be scrapped after their randomised control trial showed the fee is damaging the health of vulnerable populations. 

Pharmacist Claire Salter gave up her full-time job to spend the whole of 2022 in a te reo Māori immersion course. She writes the experience has changed the way she thinks

Clinical pharmacist Katrina Azer looks at AI and its implications for pharmacy