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General comments Associate Professor Tim Tenbensel, School of Population Health, Faculty of Medical and Health Sciences, University of Auckland, comments: “This morning’s announcement is truly a historic event. The changes proposed go significantly beyond what had been recommended by the Health and Disability Review Report last year. The big news is the abolition of District Health Boards, and their replacement with a single national organization, provisionally known as Health New Zealand, which will have four regional divisions, and a district or locality branches at local levels. “The...

Almost there! Check your email inbox to finalise email verification. You'll then be asked to choose a password so you can log in to The Spinoff. April 21, 2021 ‘All my dreams have come true’: Doctors and experts react to the end of DHBs Opinion In a set of sweeping health reforms announced today, district health boards will be abolished and a new Māori Health Authority will be established. Here, doctors and experts react to news of the biggest change to the health system in a generation. David Galler, intensive care specialist at Middlemore Hospital Never before have I b...

This Coastal Delaware Wind Farm Awaits a 2026 Debut Share Photo courtesy of Orsted As Sussex County residents and energy experts clash, the Skipjack Wind Farm project once on the horizon gets pushed out with the current. Seats were filling up quickly inside the Roland E. Powell Convention Center in Ocean City, Maryland, on Saturday, January 18, 2020, for a public hearing on proposed design changes to the offshore Skipjack Wind Farm, which the Danish firm Ørsted hoped to have operational by 2022. The renewable energy project was greeted enthusiastically just a few years earlier when the Maryl...

| Last updated  10:37 PM, April 14 2021 GMT+1 What's in a name? Quite a lot it turns out, if you're lucky enough to be born with an authentic Irish surname that is. In a new piece published on the ambiguously titled website Ireland Before You Die (IB4UD to its stans), the writer Ger Leddin breaks down the Top 20 most common Irish surnames, detailing their origins and true meanings. Whilst the monikers that make the list are somewhat predictable, the stories behind some of these everyday surnames may surprise you. Unsurprisingly, Murphy came out on top as the name most frequently encountered...

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