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Clinical pharmacist Katrina Azer reports back from the recent International Pharmaceutical Federation conference

Medsafe group manager Chris James talks pharmacovigilance in the first of a new series tackling issues of importance to the pharmaceutical sector

Being stranded on a remote tropical island and stepping in as the chief pharmacist for an entire country are just some of early-career pharmacist Annaliese Cooper’s adventures. She shares them with Paulette Crowley

Kia ora. The election came and went and as the polls predicted, Aotearoa New Zealand will have a new Government

Knowing the worth of your pharmacy is the foundation upon which major decisions can be based, writes Moore Markhams Auckland director Jonathan Roberts

Independent Pharmacists Association of New Zealand chief information officer Sarah Mooney shares some findings from her organisation’s recent workforce survey

Paulette Crowley speaks to Ban Quillinchi of Unichem Apollo Pharmacy about leadership and unusual food combinations

It’s election time again. While most New Zealanders will probably be basing their votes on the cost of living, crime, or which candidate they would like to have a beer with, I suspect for many pharmacists the choice will come down to a single issue: prescription fees

The School of Pharmacy, University of Auckland, held an alumni reunion event on Sunday, 17 September 2023, to celebrate two graduation anniversaries

Te Wiki o te Reo Māori 2023 starts today and from April next year, basic understanding of te reo Māori will be a requirement for all pharmacists under the new pharmacy competency standards. Ngā Kaitiaki o Te Puna Rongoā Māori Pharmacists’ Association president Mariana Hudson, who was involved in developing the new standards, discusses the importance of te reo for pharmacy practice and how the standards will support the consistent and ongoing use of it