General practice doctors are grateful the government is providing new funding but says its "reasonably light".

Prime Minister Christopher Luxon and Health Minister Simeon Brown made a pre-Budget health announcement in Auckland.

The government has completely missed the point, says General Practitioners Aotearoa (GPA). Health Minister Simeon Brown has announced a $164 million announcement over four years for urgent care after ...

This means 98 per cent of New Zealanders will be able to receive in-person urgent care within one hour’s drive of their homes. The funding will establish a new 24-hour urgent care service ...

Health Minister Simeon Brown has announced a $164 million announcement over four years for urgent care and after hours care. That money is earmarked for opening new 24-hour urgent care services in ...

“In just 24 hours, at least 267 animals entered our care across multiple campuses – a testament to the urgent need for animal services in our region and beyond.” Among the new animals are 96 ...

The center started as an urgent care facility for two years near the ... Another place that includes 24-hour pet emergency services is Virginia Veterinary Centers Short Pump at 4300 Greybull ...

The United Nations (UN) warns that 14,000 babies in Gaza could die on Wednesday, May 21, 2025, if they do not receive ...

Kiwis needing urgent health care will benefit from a big funding boost for urgent and after-hours healthcare services across ...