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Today's NZNO strike action complete
The Tuesday 17 December strike action by New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) union members is now complete.
Next phase of Whangārei Hospital development underway
The next phase of the Whangārei Hospital redevelopment is underway, with Health Minister Dr Shane Reti breaking ground on the new child health centre.
NZNO members to strike on Tuesday 17 December from 1pm to 5pm
In Te Tai Tokerau Northland, NZNO members are to strike on Tuesday 17 December from 1:00pm to 5:00pm.
Planned roadworks at Bay of Islands Hospital through December and January
Planned roadworks at Bay of Islands Hospital are scheduled to begin on Wednesday 5 December and expected to be completed by the end of January 2025.
NZNO strike on Tuesday 3 December
Today's strike action by nurses, health care assistants and midwives who belong to the New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) is now complete.
Jim Carney Cancer Treatment Centre Celebrates 10 years and over 45,000 treatments
7 November 2014, the efforts of an entire Northland community came to fruition - Jim Carney Cancer Treatment Centre at Whangārei Hospital officially opens
Maximised theatre capacity reduces elective surgery waitlist: Northland
An additional 60 Northland patients, who had been waiting more than a year for elective surgery, received their procedure last month.
Te Tai Tokerau Bowel Screening Programme Marks Three Years of Saving Lives
Since the Bowel Screening Programme in Te Tai Tokerau launched on 2 November 2021, 35,000 test kits have been returned and 89 bowel cancers detected.
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.
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