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Widespread flooding has seen medicines being delivered by helicopters in rural Tairāwhiti

PSNZ chief executive Richard Townley gives Pharmacy Today an insight into the society’s regular meetings with the Ministry of Health 

From 4 April, vaccine mandates will be removed for all professions, except for health and disability, aged care, corrections and border workers

Unichem UFS Pharmacy Napier was one of the last remaining pharmacies owned by a friendly society and earlier this year, it closed after nearly 130 years

Increasingly, DHBs are permitting pharmacies to join community COVID testing sites in providing tests for free to eligible customers

It is impossible to say how severe the coming influenza season will be, but it is better to be safe than sorry and vaccinate as many people as possible, says Immunisation Advisory Centre director Nikki Turner

Pharmacist advocates of the MMR vaccination catch-up campaign say it is a shame that about 320,000 doses of the vaccine will be consigned to the dustbin after expiring before they were used

Independent pharmacy owners are hitting back at claims they are price gouging when selling rapid antigen tests

The Pasifika Medical Association Group is seeking donations of medical supplies and money for a relief container to assist the people of Tonga

The Employment Court has issued an injunction preventing 10,000 allied health workers, including 400 hospital pharmacy staff, from striking today