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A fale on the beach in Samoa, on the island of Suvai’i, is simplicity incarnate. A mattress, pillow and mosquito net resting on a raised platform, a tin roof with thatch to keep the rain out, and woven flax matting to let the breeze through

A fale on the beach in Samoa, on the island of Suvai’i, is simplicity incarnate. A mattress, pillow and mosquito net resting on a
raised platform, a tin roof with thatch to keep the rain out, and woven flax matting to let the breeze through

New Zealand Doctor published a staffroom challenge in te reo Māori in its 12 September issue

Vacillation is never a great trait in an editor. But I have vacillated over whether to change the paper’s masthead to acknowledge Māori Language Week

Vacillation is never a great trait in an editor. But I have vacillated over whether to change the paper’s masthead to acknowledge Māori Language Week

The general practice organisation named for a mythical flying horse celebrated 25 years on Friday surrounded by more down-to-earth flying machines

The large sails adorning the en­trance to Three Rivers Health in Ashburton sing out defiance to the region’s occasional nor’west wind while providing a fanfare welcome to patients

At the official opening of Ashburton’s Three Rivers Health centre earlier this month, health minister David Clark reiterated his belief in the critical role pri­mary care plays in a successful health system

Ageing? Probably. In the time it has taken me to figure out how to wrap some issues in the soft embrace of a Beatles lyric snippet, quite a bit of ageing has taken place

Ageing? Probably. In the time it has taken me to figure out how to wrap some issues in the soft embrace of a Beatles lyric snippet, quite a bit of ageing has taken place