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The Pharmacy Guild is concerned community pharmacy staff will be lured away by the promise of higher pay at hospitals. 

Queenstown pharmacies think the number of cryptosporidium cases in the resort town is much higher than authorities estimate

A person with measles flew to Auckland after spending a week at a national schools festival with around 50 students

NZ First health spokesperson Jenny Marcroft says her party will not scrap Pharmac without having an alternative in place, and work needs to be done on what this looks like

The minor parties are offering a grab-bag of policies that will affect pharmacy ahead of the election

The National Party has finally released its health manifesto, Better Health Outcomes, a 20-page paper setting out some of its new policies, as well as proposals it has already campaigned on

Public hospital pharmacists could receive a pay rise of around 20 per cent under a pay equity offer for allied health workers made yesterday by Te Whatu Ora

Special Authority prescriptions are creating a bureaucratic nightmare for pharmacists and causing delays in patients getting their medicine. Jonathan Chilton-Towle investigates

With Election 2023 looming, we asked the health spokespeople of all the parties that look like they have a shot at getting into Parliament (based on current polling) what they will do for the pharmacy sector

The minor-ailments scheme is finishing tomorrow but pharmacists are pleading for it to continue, and want it rolled out nationwide.