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Wellington accountant Hugh Lopdell offers hope to pharmacies trying to combat the discounter threat by upping their service game in the latest instalment of his inspirational videos

Katie Adams is a pharmacist at Westview Pharmacy in Auckland. In her spare time, the 27-year-old likes to hop on a broomstick and chase a quaffle around a field while frantically dodging bludgers. Pharmacy Today reporter Jonathan Chilton-Towle speaks to Katie about the weird and wonderful world of muggle quidditch

As Irish author Peter Goulding pointed out in his 2018 book of poetry*, we  are approaching the rear end of the year, with its attendant feelings (in this part of the world anyway) of exhaustion, a stirring of hope with summer beckoning, and apprehension over whether we will actually make it through the final stretch to Christmas

Pharmaceutical Society president Ian McMichael reports back from the International Pharmaceutical Federation (FIP) world congress held in Abu Dhabi at the end of last month

Pharmaceutical Society of New Zealand president Ian ­McMichael makes a plea for pharmacists to be heard and recognised for the larger contribution they could make to ­improving the health of New Zealanders 

Pharmacy intern Laura ­Pidcock reflects on her first year on the job so far, and compares it with her new-found love for ­snowboarding

From a pharmacy point of view, we can only stand back and gaze, with jaws dropped, at the lapses in judgement unfolding with the latest measles outbreak. 

In the second episode in a series of videos, Wellington accountant Hugh Lopdell offers advice on how pharmacies can respond to falling interest rates

Looking for a way to end the week on a high note - check out this collection of Friday Funnies

Former president of the Pharmacy Guild Graeme Blanchard outlines solutions to the problem of inaccuracies in scripts crossing pharmacy counters