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Both buildings define the actual triangle that inspired the Triangle Below Canal. And that block is getting livelier by the minute.

Registrations of interest are now open for the 2024 Voluntary Bonding Scheme, which is operated by Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Ora and designed to encourage recently qualified health professionals to work in the hard-to-staff communities and specialties that need them most

Doctors at a Rotorua GP clinic are working “a lot” of overtime amid “a constant flow” of people wanting to enrol, a practice manager says. It comes as a Bay...

Almost 50 percent of trained nurses who have registered to work in New Zealand since the country's borders opened last year have relocated from India.

Nearly half the country's nurses are not working as nurses, with some even taking jobs in supermarkets or on road gangs.

As part of delivering on the Workforce Plan 2023/24, Te Whatu Ora has expanded next year’s Voluntary Bonding Scheme and added two new categories to the Scheme to encourage and retain recently qualified health professionals where we most need them

New Zealand’s brand has been “tarnished” by migrant exploitation cases, an overseas recruiter says. Another recruiter who attended a job fair in Britain...

New Zealand’s ailing rural doctor workforce is about to get a boost, as the number of medical students spending a full year working in rural or...

The number of medical students spending a full year working in a rural or regional community is set to swell, thanks to new funding from Te Whatu Ora.

A pathway into work in health for Māori and Pasifika has been so successful, whānau and friends of participants are signing up too.