Canterbury

Canterbury DHB pharmacy staff have called off their planned strike, saying the Christchurch terror attacks have led to a change in priorities

Fallout from the Christchurch shootings on Friday continues, especially for pharmacy staff working close to the two mosques where 50 worshippers were gunned down

Canterbury pharmacists are being told to stay across public health messages on the measles outbreak with the number of cases set to climb due to highly infectious nature of the virus

There isn’t a health service in Canterbury at the moment not under extra pressure. Christchurch Hospital’s inten­sive care unit and special care ba­bies unit, as well as Christchurch Women’s Hospital, are overflow­ing with patients, at a rate never seen before

Christchurch’s Urgent Pharmacy is closing its doors this month after more than 100 years of meeting the public’s after-hours pharmacy needs

Ten pharmacies across New Zealand have signed up to a virtual general practice service, that is meeting a range of health needs, from emergency prescriptions to contraception and sexual health

Two years after the earth shook, Kaikoura pharmacy owner David McKee writes about his experiences in the aftermath of quake that devastated Kaikoura in November 2016

A "rough sleeper" has admitted a raft of charges that culminated in death threats and the assault of a central Christchurch pharmacy worker

Mark Robinson's pharmacy is less than 200 metres from Christchurch Hospital, but it's the quietest chemist shop in town

Christchurch Māori pharmacist Brendon McIntosh recently attended the 2018 Young Leaders for Health challenge in Berlin, Germany