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New mental health taonga launched to support tamariki in Te Tai Tokerau
A free, downloadable te reo Māori resource has been launched to help children and their whānau who have a parent with mental health and addiction issues.
Private water supply at home? Here comes summer – be prepared!
Now is the time for those whose water supply is a rain water tank, bore or stream, to start getting ready for a likely drier summer season.
Let the Bell Ring
A cancer treatment journey bell has been installed in the Whangārei Jim Carney Cancer Treatment Centre encouraging patients to use it whenever it felt right.
Meningococcal Disease and Whooping Cough in Te Tai Tokerau - Stay Up-to-date with Vaccinations
by Liz Inch
In recent weeks, there have been two meningococcal infection cases and now six whooping cough cases in the last week.
Northlanders soon to have online access to their hospital documents
Northland residents with an active Manage My Health portal account will soon be able to go online to view their hospital documents from the end of August.
Postgraduate Nursing Roadshow - For nurses considering study in 2024
STARTING THIS EVENING: Postgraduate Nursing Roadshow - For nurses considering study in 2024
Strike action withdrawn
The New Zealand Nurses Organisation (NZNO) has advised that the industrial action planed for Wednesday 9 August has been withdrawn.
Enabling Breastfeeding - Making a Difference for Working Parents
Whangārei Hospital paediatric nurse Georgia Kidd supported to continue breastfeeding her son
Controlled Purchase Operations Disappointing Results
Two Controlled Purchase Operations (CPOs) carried out by NZ Police and National Public Health Service resulted in three alcohol sales to underage volunteers.
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