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Pharmacists and pharmacy technicians at Northern DHB are the latest group of hospital pharmacy staff to threaten industrial action over delayed employment contract negotiations

A man who broke a woman's finger when he attacked her in a Christchurch pharmacy has been jailed for 18 months

Frustration for health professionals who regularly treat young people, as another shortage hits a popular oral contraceptive 

As temperatures continue to soar, DHBs and other employers need health plans to cope, says associate health minister Julie Anne Genter

The third round of audit results are out, and Medsafe auditors still aren’t impressed with practice standards they’re seeing in pharmacies around the country.

New Zealand pharmacists are mourning the loss of an inspiring mentor following the passing of Diana Drumm

A Christchurch pharmacy owner is recovering after being robbed at gunpoint by an “agitated” man whose face and body was completely covered up

Hawke’s Bay Hospital pharmacy staff have voted in favour of cancelling strike action planned for today after receiving a contract offer from their DHB

The Ministry of Health’s long-awaited revised draft of the Therapeutic Products Bill has gone live, thrusting pharmacy ownership rules back on the political agenda

Thirty pharmacy staff at Hawke’s Bay Hospital are preparing to walk off the job in protest over a perceived lack of action on their employment contract by the DHB