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So, how was it for you?, For mine, I’m happy to see the Long Night pass, writes New Zealand Doctor reporter and GoT fan Alan Perrott

When it comes to swansongs, nothing beats the melody of plucked heartstrings. Actually, make that strummed heartstrings with a Pete Townsend windmill thrown in for good measure, writes New Zealand Doctor reporter and GoT fan Alan Perrott

Game of Thrones (Final warning, spoilers ahead): The slide to the bitter end begins

Pharmaceutical Society president Ian McMichael on the fairness question in pharmacy auditing

After graduating from the University of Otago School of Pharmacy with a Bachelor of Pharmacy, Laura Pidcock returned to Christchurch to start her first job. This month, she also starts a regular column in Pharmacy Today about her experiences as an intern

If you’re reading this, the April issue of Pharmacy Today has hit the streets. But back in my world, it’s only the middle of March and the Christchurch mosque murders have the world still reeling.

Des Bailey from Selwyn Pharmacy shares his thoughts on the acts of terrorism on mosques in Christchurch that have sent shock waves around the country

Memories of a leading light in pharmacy – and on the stage – are shared by his daughter and pharmacist Joanna Ebbett

National Hauora Coalition chief executive Simon Royal believes better health outcomes for Māori rely on greater levels of Māori leadership and control of policy and delivery of services

Advance care planning is now everyone’s business, writes primary care nurse and researcher Barbara Docherty, noting reluctance from rest home providers