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AN AUCKLAND pharmacist who stole $126,000 worth of goods from his employer and sold them over four years has asked the Health Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal not to cancel his registration.

Retired specialist GP and acknowledged ADHD expert Tony Hanne has been censured and suspended for one year by the Health Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal, with restrictions placed on any future practice and an order to pay $175,120 in fines and costs

An Auckland pharmacist who stole $126,000 worth of goods from his employer and sold them over four years, mainly on Trade Me, will have to wait another week to find out his fate

After stealing products from his employer and on-selling them, a former pharmacist is facing charges of professional misconduct and had his fitness to practise questioned. Natasha Jojoa Burling reports

A former pharmacist who stole over $126,000 worth of goods from his employer and sold them online has been found guilty of most charges laid against him

A former pharmacist has been stripped of his registration and ordered to pay $55,000 in legal fees by the Health Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal for sharing misinformation about the COVID-19 vaccine and heckling former prime minister Jacinda Ardern, forcing her to shut down a press conference

A work dispute led to a pharmacist seeking to enact revenge on his former employers, resulting in criminal charges. Jonathan Chilton-Towle reports on the case

A pharmacist who engaged in a harassment campaign against his former employers and provided false information to a professional conduct committee set up to investigate him has had his registration canceled and been ordered to pay over $14,000

A tribunal has found an Auckland pharmacist did most of what she was accused of in a charge brought by the Pharmacy Council’s Professional Conduct Committee, including checking scripts via Skype while overseas on a cruise

An Auckland pharmacist is facing charges of inappropriate behaviour, including opening her pharmacy for a day without a pharmacist and checking scripts via Skype, while overseas on a cruise ship, as New Zealand went into its first COVID-19 lockdown