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The disability sector has joined their Māori and Pacific healthcare counterparts in dismissing the ambition of the Health and Disability System Review’s final report 

Primary care’s rapid shift to virtual consultations could up open access opportunities for disabled people

New Zealand Doctor reflects on a lifetime of Liverpool fandom 

The protections gained by Pacific nations shutting down early in the COVID-19 pandemic could be lost to economic pressures says a panel of experts 

The Māori Health Authority proposed in the Simpson review is not empowered, has “little more than an advisory role” on equity issues, and carries a commissioning budget of less than $23 million, say dissenting panel members and advisory experts 

Pacific health sector feels left out in the cold by Simpson review panel 

New Zealand has another new case of COVID-19 and compulsory mask-wearing may be ordered for passengers flying in from Australia 

The process that set up the proposed Māori Health Authority ignored the voices specifically appointed to advise on that task says health policy consultant Gabrielle Baker

Simplicity was key for The Fono, winner of the Ministry of Health Equity Award at the inaugural New Zealand Primary Healthcare Awards | He Tohu Mauri Ora

The pandemic response and politics have slowed progress on implementing the Waitangi Tribunal’s report on primary healthcare, says claimant Lady Tureiti Moxon