Wellington region's only private birthing centre to close
A groundswell of public support has failed to prevent Lower Hutt's Te Awakairangi Birthing Centre at Melling from closing its doors next month.
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A groundswell of public support has failed to prevent Lower Hutt's Te Awakairangi Birthing Centre at Melling from closing its doors next month.
Honours awards shine spotlight on BOP health Janet Peters was one of four Bay of Plenty people this year who have had their services to health recognised in NZ's honours awards. Photo: Supplied '); } else { // } Bay of Plenty Health Consumer Council chair Lisa Murphy says that the honours awards this year have shone the spotlight on health services in the Bay of Plenty. “We want to congratulate and thank Janet Peters, Yvonne Boyes, Chloe Wright and Dr Jann Medlicott on being recognised this year for their services to health here in the Bay of Plenty,” says Lisa...
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Access to post-natal care for all new mums is defended by birthing centre founder.
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