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The second phase of a $9.47m project to improve maternity care is located in the building.
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DHB administration and clerical workers will see pay rises of up to 40 per cent, PSA said.
The Dental Council accused the periodontist of flouting Covid-19 rules.
Telegraph: Following rigid rules-based diets could be leading to digestive problems.
A moving tribute for Her Majesty received plenty of emotion from everyone except her.
A North Island rest home is begging to find a nurse amid nationwide shortages.
'It's my expectation we can clear the backlog in significantly less time than that.'
A failure of nations to tackle Covid-19 together will see pandemic rage for years to come.
New York Times: Omicron has changed the reinfection game - and not in a good way.
Human Rights Commission inquiry finds disabled people put at risk by NZ's Omicron response
The patients travelled 'significant distances' to get to the clinic for treatment.
Covid-19 restrictions may have achieved what years of Government initiatives could not.
Businesses offering free flu jabs can help boost community immunity, deputy PM says.
Jamie Way's sister said her brother was not dangerous but likely suffered from paranoia.
Why wellness tourism is about to get muddy (and why it is a good thing).
The boy's mother says she could have lost her son if she didn't go privately.
Her Majesty wows crowds as she arrives at the first event to celebrate her Jubilee.
Unchain the middle class, set us free from Government meddling, National leaders say.
Today's strike comes after more than 18 months of negotiations.
Documents reveal official warnings over service wait times for eating disorders.
Despite the advent of #MeToo, it appears it's a case of one step forwards, two steps back.
As a formula shortage grips America, Midler has been slammed for her ignorance.
The model is making strides on the runway after losing limbs to toxic shock syndrome.
Most of us know the awkward feeling of doing a nasal swab. How far away are saliva RATs?
Omicron outbreak now being dominated by multiple BA.2 lineages genetically linked to NZ.
10,000 Allied Health workers are walking off the job for 24 hours tomorrow.
Opinion: Charles has become King in all but name.
"It hits you right in the face."
Emails reveal concerns in NZ's busiest emergency departments.
Cindy Bridson says she's lucky to be alive.
City's path could show what rest of country faces as infections continue.
"Right now, the whole health system just needs more nurses."