9 September 2020

Pete is a 64-year-old male of Māori descent. He attends with increasing pain from the osteoarthritis in his right knee, which has begun limiting his exercise

Mistakes – can’t live with them, can’t live without them but, as we are so often reminded, we can learn from them

Canterbury GPs want “hotline” access to the region’s cancer service in the wake of major cutbacks in oncology ap­pointments due to staffing issues

Two Auckland GPs have joined the panel overseeing key aspects of the COVID-19 response

The RNZCGP is creating two new registrar training roles to cope with a forecast bumper 2021 GPEP1 intake

Nau mai ano ki te Wiki ō te Reo Māori. He aheinga nui tēnei ki te whakanui i tā tatou taonga nui 

A treasure trove of resources for promoting and teaching te Reo can be found on the Māori Language Commission website

Culturally specific COVID-19 campaigns are not only about providing information – they also call people to action, says Counties Manukau DHB chief executive Margie Apa

On the already isolated East Coast, the social isolation imposed by New Zealand’s first COVID-19 lockdown led to serious mental distress for some people