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Encouraging health and wellbeing at the Northland Field Days
Working together to improve the health and wellbeing of people in the agricultural, horticultural and outdoor industries.
Health advice for anyone who has tasted or eaten raw chicken
Te Whatu Ora has had an incident reported that attendees at Kaitaia College were inadvertently served uncooked chicken today. Follow this health advice.
Te Ara Hauora Wellness Hub - Northland Field Days
Te Whatu Ora's mission to improve the well-being of people in the agricultural, horticultural and outdoor industries as well as urban sectors across the region.
Warkworth community comes to aid of patient transport shuttle
Te Whatu Ora praises the kindness of the Warkworth community for coming to the aid of a patient transport shuttle stranded between floodwaters and landslips.
State of Emergency has been declared for Te Tai Tokerau
A State of Emergency has been declared for Northland as a precautionary step.
Important Information – Red Heavy Rain Warning for Northland
MetService New Zealand has upgraded Northland's warning to a Red Heavy Rain Warning, as well as a Severe Thunderstorm and Strong Wind Watch for Northland.
Pukawakawa programme fifth-year medical students welcomed to Te Tai Tokerau
Another group of fifth-year medical students were welcomed to Te Tai Tokerau this week with a pōwhiri at Terenga Paroa Marae in Whangārei.
Health Warning Issued for Lake Omapere
Tests carried out by Northland Regional Council have shown low concentrations of cyanotoxin at Lake Omapere and caution is being advised.
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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