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If there is such a thing as a health manager’s lament, it might sound a little like whale song. Mournful, rising out of the depths and steeped in history

GP consultants are being mooted as a means to keep valuable rural GPs in the workforce longer helping with medical training 

On a muggy, drizzly night on Auckland’s North Shore last week, local MP and justice select committee deputy chair Maggie Barry hosted a debate to a full room upstairs at the local netball centre, in Northcote

On a muggy, drizzly night on Auckland’s North Shore last week, local MP and justice select committee deputy chair Maggie Barry hosted a debate to a full room upstairs at the local netball centre, in Northcote

With so many words already spilled on paper, I was wondering where to start my editorial

With so many words already spilled on paper, I was wondering where to start my editorial

In our 30th birthday issue we published a spread of photos from our early print archives. Along the way some of the photos were accidentally dropped out

Many of the decisions our DHBs make – and the problems they face – are revealed months after the event. Is secrecy the problem, does the public care, or is something wrong with how we organise health governance? New Zealand Doctor editor Barbara Fountain investigates

Sometimes, I sit down to write with absolutely no idea what is going to tumble out of my brain and into my fingertips; this was a fine example

Sometimes, I sit down to write with absolutely no idea what is going to tumble out of my brain and into my fingertips; this was a fine example