After Hours

Events in fictional dramas often reflect happenings in real life, with royal history being filled with tales of ill-health and concerns about their dynasty, as discussed by Kristie Patricia Flannery and Sarah Bendall

Events in fictional dramas often reflect happenings in real life, with royal history being filled with tales of ill-health and concerns about their dynasty, as discussed by Kristie Patricia Flannery and Sarah Bendall

American researcher Michael T Bertrand looks at how a post-war consumer culture helped to shape the young Elvis, and wonders whether we ever got to know the man behind the voice and stage presence

American researcher Michael T Bertrand looks at how a post-war consumer culture helped to shape the young Elvis, and wonders whether we ever got to know the man behind the voice and stage presence

The remarkable story of how moas survived the last ice age may help in adapting to the current threat of climate change, write Nic Rawlence, Alexander Verry and Kieren Mitchell in The Conversation

Pharmacy Today’s editorial team, Jonathan Chilton-Towle, Paulette Crowley and Ruth Brown, brings you reviews of some of their best-loved shows now available for streaming on your favourite device 

Logan Webber, intern pharmacist from Pharmacy Three Rivers in Gisborne, introduces his cat Ava for the Pet of the Month competition

Brigid Cohen looks at artist Yoko Ono’s regenerative rituals – and how art therapy has become a focus during the current pandemic

February is the month of shattered dreams and ambi­tions

When not working at Pukekohe South Pharmacy, pharmacist Marie Tsai can often be found leading her local St Lukes Brownies group. Jonathan Chilton-Towle speaks to Marie about what Girl Guides means to her