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Who will be our next health minister? By now you may already know, but it’s something I’ve been pondering since election night when most of the country turned red in support of Labour/Jacinda

Labour’s landslide victory in the general election on Saturday was mighty impressive, but the impact on the health sector is likely to be muted, writes The Health Media managing editor Barbara Fountain

I’m someone who loves voting, and being part of a political process, but who hates the pre-election period, writes Gabrielle Baker (Ngāpuhi, Ngāti Kuri), a health policy expert 

Pharmacy student and member of the Pacific Pharmacists’ Association, Di-Ge Reupena, describes the impact of the COVID-19 lockdown on his studies, when vying for Wi-Fi time for classes at home

As Auckland struggles to get back to Alert Level 1, it’s interesting to note the impact of COVID-19 on crowd behaviour

How can pharmacists make the most difference to the healthcare of New Zealanders? Pharmaceutical Society communications adviser Jo Leahy talks to pharmacists and GPs 

In his latest instalment of business advice for pharmacies, Oak Park Chartered Accountants director Hugh Lopdell whether it is possible to make money with monthly dispensing and promised $18 million pharmacy support fund

Coffee and the gym are indispensable for early career pharmacist Sherry Arvari who works at Unichem Tuakau which is having a very busy year. Sherry talks to Pharmacy Today reporter Anna Lee 

Early career pharmacist in Christchurch Laura Pidcock reflects on the state of pharmacy for pharmacists new to the profession while quietly celebrating personal achievements 

Te wiki o te reo Māori is just around the corner: 14–20 Mahuru (September) to be exact, and I’m happy to report I have finally fulfilled an aspiration of nearly three years’ standing, and signed up to learn te reo