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Pharmacy owner Richard Brown was born and raised in Gore, Southland. But after he completed his training at the University of Otago, he took off to the top of the North Island and never looked back

Kia ora koutou, let’s all take a big, deep breath – holding hands is optional – and get ready for 2022

Ōtepoti Dunedin pharmacist and new Ngā Kaitiaki o te Puna Rongoā o Aotearoa executive member Jordan Macdonald tells Anna Lee his views on everything from the next big thing in pharmacy to his need for comfortable shoes

The Pharmacy Council responds to criticisms over the disciplinary measures it took against four pharmacists, as outlined by the Pharmacy Defence Association. The statement is as follows:

Barrister acting for the Pharmacy Defence Association Janey Forrest along with the PDA chief executive Kurt Docherty speak out about what they believe was unnecessary disciplinary action taken against four pharmacists caught up in a fake script scam. They forwarded this letter to Pharmacy Today

Kia ora koutou and Meri Kirihimete to all of you. The season of festivities is nearly upon us and I’m hoping that, like the Pharmacy Today team, you will get a much-deserved break because everyone is very tired

Peter Robinson, principal medico-legal advisor at Medicus, the medical professional indemnity provider, says that a "no jab, no job" mandate is not a human rights violation

Former president of the Pharmaceutical Society Ian McMichael reflects on lessons learned from a career in pharmacy

Here at Alert Level 3 in Auckland, you will often catch me staring out the window at all the other houses

Pharmacy is demonstrating its innovation and adaptability as it responds to the call to get New Zealanders vaccinated, writes Pharmaceutical Society president Professor Rhiannon Braund