40 Confirmed Cases of Measles Northland
There are now 40 confirmed cases of measles in Northland with another seven cases under investigation. This is up from 34 cases as advised on 3 September.
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Measles in Northland - Update
Northland DHB urges parents to ensure their entire whānau are up to date with their Measles Mumps & Rubella (MMR) vaccinations.
Northland Babies Sleep Safely Thanks to Lions Club
by Liz Inch
The Mangakahia Lions Club have kicked off their 50th anniversary celebrations by donating funds to purchase lifesaving equipment for the Special Care Baby Unit.
New Measles Case in Northland
by Liz Inch
There have now been 23 confirmed cases of measles in Northland with a new case confirmed this week in a person who recently spent time in Auckland .
Northland Nurses Help our Island Neighbours
by Abbey Cameron
Two Northland DHB renal nurses are giving up two weeks of their annual leave to support the people with disabilities of Nukualofa.
Northland Energize ‘School of the Year’ competition
by Liz Inch
Maungaturoto School has been awarded $5000 after winning the first Northland Energize ‘School of the Year’ competition.
Countdown Kids Hospital Appeal Kicks Off for 2019
by Abbey Cameron
The Countdown Kids Hospital Appeal 2019 was aptly launched today with a fantastic performance from the Whangarei Primary School kapa haka group.
Magic Day for Mums and Babies
by Abbey Cameron
Well over 100 Northland mothers were out in force today at venues around the region for Big Latch On events to celebrate Global World Breastfeeding week.
Media Release - Aiming for a Bigger Latch On
by Liz Inch
The Clark Road Chapel, 4-6 Clark Road, in Kamo, Whangarei will be the venue for this year’s Big Latch On Whangarei event.
Whangarei retailers continue to sell tobacco products to minors
Northland District Health Board were disappointed to see retailers continuing to sell cigarettes in a recent conducted a controlled purchase operation.
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