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Clinical psychologist Dr Phillipa Pehi sets out on fourth hīkoi of Aotearoa
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Orthopaedic surgeon Richard Keddell recognised in New Year's Honours list
Thirty years of outstanding service in public and private practice has been acknowledged.
Whangamatā GP awarded QSM
Dr Michael Miller is acknowledged for services to rural health in the New Year Honours.
Alzheimer’s and dementia advocate Alister Robertson acknowledged
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Granddaughter of late Sir James Hēnare says serving Māori community 'a privilege'
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Bonnie Sue’s dedication to health sector honoured
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Drug prosecutions creeping up again
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