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Chris Hipkins open to looking at MP accommodation allowance - Vimarsana News

Chris Hipkins open to looking at MP accommodation allowance

However, the Opposition leader says he doesn't think a change would save much public money.

Source: rnz.co.nz
$30m investment for faster access to radiology services - Vimarsana News

$30m investment for faster access to radiology services

New Zealanders will now benefit from free access to radiology services referred directly by their general practitioner, resulting in faster diagnosis and improved health outcomes, says Health Minister Dr Shane Reti

$30m investment for faster access to radiology services - Vimarsana News

$30m investment for faster access to radiology services

New Zealanders will now benefit from free access to radiology services referred directly by their general practitioner resulting in faster diagnosis and improved health outcomes says Health Minister Dr Shane Reti Our Budget last Thursday delivered the foundations for a thriving New Zealand economy but also for better public services that Kiwis deserve Part of that is ensuring New Zealanders have timely access to healthcare when they need it says Dr Reti Access to radiology services is inconsistent across the country and our investment of 30 million through Health New Zealand baseline funding w...

NZ Gov Invests $30M for Speedier Radiology Services - Vimarsana News

NZ Gov Invests $30M for Speedier Radiology Services

New Zealanders will now benefit from free access to radiology services referred directly by their general practitioner, resulting in faster diagnosis

Watch live: Shane Reti announces $30m radiology boost - Vimarsana News

Watch live: Shane Reti announces $30m radiology boost

The money will remove co-payments for radiology and allow GPs to refer patients directly for scans, the Health Minister has announced.

Source: rnz.co.nz