BNZ Community Wall Has A Facelift
Love is…when seven guys volunteer on a Saturday morning to give the BNZ Community Wall inside the Jim Carney Cancer Treatment Center a facelift.
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Public Open Day - Stage One Redevelopment Bay of Islands Hospital
The public are warmly invited to attend the Bay of Islands Hospital Open Day, Saturday 29 September between 10am and 2pm.
A Timely Reminder to Practice Good Hand Hygiene During Spring Lambing and Calving Season
A timely reminder of the importance of good hand hygiene following an increase in the number of cases of gastrointestinal infections
Maui’s Hook – A Healing Journey
When Sam and Gina Albert from Taiharuru were approached by the to take part in a movie about their experience with their son’s suicide, they jumped right in.
Contact Energy Renal Fund Reduces Stress
The last two winters have been a little easier to get through for a Ruakaka renal patient thanks to a grant she received from Contact Energy.
Northland Selected As A Model For Medical Research
The future of increased health research programmes based in Northland, targeted to the region's specific needs looks more promising.
Severely Unwell Child Reviewed by ICU Team via Telehealth
A new Telehealth link was used for the first time at the Bay of Islands Hospital Accident & Medical Department to assist in the care of a severely unwell infant
The Countdown Is On To Support Northland Children
Four year-old Whaiawa Tito is the Northland face of the 2018 Countdown Kids Hospital Appeal which was launched today.
Hammer Hardware A Tobacco-free Retailer
Hammer Hardware Onerahi owner Glenn Baker has joined the tobacco-free retailer movement and stopped selling tobacco.
Northlanders Benefit From HUGO Charitable Trust Gift
Mid North Whānau are set to benefit from a $200,000 donation from the Hugo Charitable Trust to the Bay of Islands Hospital.
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