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A new Te Whatu Ora report spells out some of the organisation’s key priorities in the South Island for 2025 

Plans for the new Dunedin Hospital appear to have veered back towards where they were heading before the Coalition Government last year stymied them 

A mobile-pharmacist role in the South Island is helping Māori patients get reviews of their medications and understand the reasons for taking them

SANTA CLAUS’ southernmost letter box has opened in an Invercargill pharmacy, inviting children to send their Christmas wishlist to the man in red and his team at the North Pole.

Six Invercargill pharmacy staff ran in the Queenstown marathon at the weekend, along with honorary Sylvan Bank Pharmacy team member Claudia Stevenson, a low-vision athlete from Melbourne who ran the marathon distance with pharmacy owner Kim Forsyth as her guide. 

From next week, Dunedin’s urgent-care centre is turning away patients from practices that aren’t part of the after-hours roster of the local GP guild-owned and operated service

Santa Claus’ southernmost letter box has opened in an Invercargill pharmacy, inviting children to send their Christmas wishlist to the man in red and his team at the North Pole.  

Roslyn Pharmacy owner and pharmacist Andy Hou talks to Jody Hopkinson about pharmacy, celebrating success and making future pharmacists shine

The Government says a cost blowout for the new Dunedin Hospital, which could see its price tag reach close to $3 billion, means the planned project can no longer be justified

After 16 years owning Mosgiel’s Unichem Central Pharmacy, pharmacist Amy von Huben is handing the many hats it takes to run a pharmacy to Joshua Choie, a pharmacist local to Mosgiel