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New Zealand Doctor reporter Alan Perrott saves his honeymoon travel for an icy blast through America’s famous cities on the eastern seaboard

Game of Thrones: the penultimate episode (you wanna spoilers, we gotta spoilers) Alan Perrott rounds up the action 

Corrections staff failed to provide adequate care to a prisoner with HIV, deputy health and disability commissioner Kevin Allan has found

Kate Baddock on her life as a kitten whisperer, stage protégée, boys’ school dux and boarding-house mother, to actual mother, chair of everything and, most proudly of all, a rural GP

The vulnerability of the Hawke’s Bay to earthquakes has helped to fast track a new health cen­tre with the capacity to cater for 37,000 patients

The drugs are there, and the de­livery tools are readily available, so why aren’t the people whose lives depend on them, using them?

The vulnerability of the Hawke’s Bay to earthquakes has helped to fast track a new health cen­tre with the capacity to cater for 37,000 patients

Good government stewardship – it doesn’t quite roll off the tongue, but it may become a useful term for medical professionals to rebut accusations of “nanny state”

Stuff happened, talk was talked, and we saw a dragon nailed mid-flight, yet I feel unfulfilled. Why? New Zealand Doctor reporter Alan Perrott continues his weekly reviews of Game of Thrones, season eight