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Man charged with impersonating medical practitioner, performing operations
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Waitangi Tribunal told of disparities in funding, care for disabled Māori
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'Left with no choice': 1300 midwives taking Ministry of Health to court
The class action is being led by the College of Midwives.
Analysis: Free flow of information from health system stifled
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A social worker who began a relationship with former client used physical touch during sessions
The social worker went on to leave her husband for the woman she used to treat.
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Arise, Sir Collin: Tukuitonga officially becomes a knight
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'I want to have the choice when I die' - UK woman, 51, with terminal cancer to travel to NZ to take up assisted dying
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Government secures monkeypox drug, still seeking vaccines
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