7 June 2023

If some of the slides were incomprehensible to the lay person, there was no misunderstanding the presenters’ excitement about the “blue sky” potential of genomic research

David Bratt stands below a giant screen showing a fictional advert, signed off by a “desperate GP”, and asks: “You want to believe that we in general practice are going to hell in a handcart, but are we?”

Ten per cent of New Zealand European/Other youth aged 12 to 25 were on an antidepressant in 2022, compared with 6 per cent in 2019

The number of claims processed by ACC’s Concussion Services team has surged 62 per cent since 2019, with the agency paying out on 14,758 concussion-related claims through the team in the year to June

Superhero-comic fan Tāmaki Health chief executive Lloyd McCann talks to reporter Alan Perrott about cheesy smiles, speaking up for the Māori Health Authority, and managing risk

A classic and disappointing case of local enthusiasm meets central inertia has emerged in south Auckland, writes editor Barbara Fountain

It’s a long time soon I trooped into the school hall with scores of other fifth formers to sit School Certificate exams

It wasn’t a love letter, it wasn’t a “Dear John” letter, it was more a “Whatever happened to our love?” letter

Thousands of people are receiving letters from Te Whatu Ora as part of a nationwide review of elective surgery waiting lists

The seeds for a strong locality have fallen on stony ground. Alan Perrott reports on a clash of aspiration between south Auckland leaders and Te Whatu Ora