Whaea ō te Iwi, a New Safe Place for Whānau
Friday 18 October marked the dawn blessing and official opening of the new building Whaea ō Te Iwi (Whānau House), on the Whangārei Hospital campus.
Friday 18 October marked the dawn blessing and official opening of the new building Whaea ō Te Iwi (Whānau House), on the Whangārei Hospital campus.
Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora Te Tai Tokerau has received the use of a state-of-the-art ENT (ear, nose and throat) mobile van.
This week, we bid farewell to another group of fifth and sixth-year medical students of the Pukawakawa training programme with a pōwhiri at Terenga Paroa Marae
“This is the best. I’m definitely coming back next year” was overheard coming from one of the kids at this year’s Northland Diabetes Youth Camp.
Cancer Society Volunteers known as Yellow Shirts play a big part in Te Whatu Ora | Health New Zealand Te Tai Tokerau cancer service facilities.
Now that Lyndsay Kitto can have his chemotherapy infusion treatment at Bay of Islands Hospital, the travel time and cost have more than halved
Improving access and equity in healthcare by bringing care closer to home has leapt forward, with cataract surgery now being provided at Kaitaia Hospital.
Te Kotuku Highly Commended at the 2024 New Zealand Building People Awards, Friday 30 August
Kaumātua Te Ihi Adrian Tito passed away at the Whangārei Hospital, surrounded by whānau, friends and colleagues on Friday, 23 August 2024, aged 83.
The Neonatal Unit (previously known as the Special Care Baby Unit) at Whangārei Hospital provides comprehensive care for unwell or premature babies born at greater than…
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