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Heading along the path to burnout, Callum Porter swung left into locum work, and has no regrets

Half-way through his degree in pharmacy at the University of Auckland, Mitchell Wong reflects on a tough yet exciting year

Kia ora koutou and Meri Kirihimete.

Events in fictional dramas often reflect happenings in real life, with royal history being filled with tales of ill-health and concerns about their dynasty, as discussed by Kristie Patricia Flannery and Sarah Bendall

Co-founder of Clinical Advisory Pharmacists Association John Dunlop takes issue with comments made by PSNZ president Rhiannon Braund in the October issue of Pharmacy Today on the upskilling of pharmacists working in general practice

I WOULD LIKE to acknowledge a pharmacist who has provided a wonderful service to my family, Michael Mishriki, of Glenavon Kiwi Chemist in Auckland

South Auckland pharmacist Selwan Farhan leads a hectic life juggling a busy career and family. He tells Paulette Crowley how he does it all with a smile

The problem with the pandemic (perhaps not the only one) is that too many people have been rushed into decisions that inevitably had unintended consequences.

Nat Dolan steps into the eerie world of horror series, with haunted houses and zombies on offer, as well as a more comedic take on the genre, all available to stream

American researcher Michael T Bertrand looks at how a post-war consumer culture helped to shape the young Elvis, and wonders whether we ever got to know the man behind the voice and stage presence