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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

Pharmacy student Mitchell Wong canvases his fellow students on how university life is shaping up. This month he profiles Faith Asovale Tanuvasa

Kunal Arora arrived in New Zealand at 18. Four years later, he runs and co-owns a pharmacy in New Plymouth. He talks to Paulette Crowley about early mornings, discipline and learning on the job

University of Auckland pharmacy student Mitchell Wong is profiling his fellow pharmacy students, the pharmacists of tomorrow. This month, we meet fourth-year student Jonathan Lo

By necessity, pharmacists are perfectionists who must constantly be vigilant for errors, but this can have a flow-on effect in their personal lives, writes Christchurch clinical pharmacist Katrina Azer

Moore Markhams Auckland director Jonathan Roberts shares some thoughts on retaining staff

Unichem Waiora Pharmacy manager Alaa Al-Khaleefa talks to Natasha Jojoa Burling about moving to New Zealand as a refugee, becoming a pharmacist and why she is now a member of the New Zealand Army Reserve Force

Pharmacy student Mitchell Wong canvases his fellow students on how uni life is shaping up. This month he profiles Sue In Lee