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New products, and an old favourite, reviewed by Tina Hillier, programme coordinator of ENGAGE Pharmacy Group in Christchurch 

Medicinal cannabis should be available through pharmacies before the end of this year, says Sally King who heads the body representing New Zealand’s fledgling medicinal cannabis industry

The relaxation of a requirement for pharmacies to collect the original copy of faxed prescriptions has been extended to the end of June and is likely to continue for longer

Every day, GP clinics fax pharmacies thousands of prescriptions

A Nelson pharmacy now employs a “lifestyle pharmacist” to talk to people about changes they need to make to diet, exercise and sleep habits

From windy Wellington to rural Wales and chaotic London, hospital pharmacist Kim Brackley hasn’t been afraid to cross borders and take on new challenges to further her career

When the Community Pharmacy Services Agreement was extended last year, the pharmacy sector received a funding injection of $4.1 million for new services, including $600,000 for smoking cessation

New Plymouth-born pharmacist Gray Barnett has gone to sea.

From humble beginnings as a retail assistant in her local pharmacy during high school, to receiving a Distinguished Practice Award from the International Pharmaceutical Federation, Jane Dawson’s pharmacy career has been far from ordinary.

MPs have backed the first reading of a government bill enabling terminally ill people to use cannabis to alleviate their symptoms, but one GP says it doesn't go nearly far enough