Diabetes Action Month prompts Selina to reflect on the actions that gave her a new lease on life
Selina Harris has lived with type 2 diabetes for nearly three decades but hopes soon to no longer need medication to help manage the condition.
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New healthcare van to bring diagnostic services closer to home
A new mobile diagnostic service is ready to accelerate into Northland.
Bigger ED, more theatres and more beds in new Whangārei Hospital
A new emergency department with three times more space will be part of the first stage of a two-stage project to build a new hospital for Northland.
Northland Exceeds B4 School Checks Target
The number of tamariki in Northland who have received their B4 School Checks currently exceeds the national target.
Cabin build leads to forever home on whānau land for Kaikohe identity
Kaikohe local “Percy” is about to move into his new home on whānau land thanks to an innovative collaboration between NorthTec ¬| Te Pūkenga and Te Whatu Ora.
Surge in visits to online Northland Wellbeing Directory Hauora Kotahitanga
Northland’s Hauora Kotahitanga Wellbeing Directory has seen an upswing in website visits coinciding with its listings nearly doubling in the past two months.
Beating the Bite! Stop Mosquitoes From Breeding
Mosquitoes like to live and breed in standing water – any kind, anywhere. The best way to get rid of them is to stop them from breeding.
People encouraged to be proactive about diabetes
Not everyone who has diabetes is aware that they have the condition, making it important to take advantage of available checks.
Passion for public health leads to award for long-serving nurse France Badham
Congratulations to France Badham who won the Ko Te Māranga Ora (Health and Wellbeing) category at the recent 2022 Ngāti Whātua Ōrākei Awards.
First nationwide health plan to deliver healthy futures for New Zealanders
Health Minister Andrew Little welcomes Te Pae Tata | the Interim New Zealand Health Plan jointly developed by Te Whatu Ora – Health New Zealand and Te Aka Whai
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