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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

We’re 30 years old this month. I had forgotten. It was only when I came across an old flyer for the 25th anniversary that I realised another five years had sped by

We’re 30 years old this month. I had forgotten. It was only when I came across an old flyer for the 25th anniversary that I realised another five years had sped by

I have a vested interest in the general practice private business model. I own a newspaper that essentially exists because GPs pay me to tell them what is happening in their sector and beyond, to help them stay in business

A casual observer on the high streets of England could be forgiven for thinking barbers are the country’s response to Brexit; that, whatever the future holds, the current worries are being dealt with one trim at a time, possibly followed by a shave with a cut-throat razor and hot towels

A casual observer on the high streets of England could be forgiven for thinking barbers are the country’s response to Brexit; that, whatever the future holds, the current worries are being dealt with one trim at a time, possibly followed by a shave with a cut-throat razor and hot towels

Welcome back. Today, the New Zealand Doctor office is resuming normal transmission after our holiday break 

Samoa’s lush forests, ruined churches and warm waters exert a calming influence in between e-biking adventures, writes Barbara Fountain

New Zealand Doctor offices are closing down for a month but there’s still plenty to read, including our top 12 stories for 2018