'Mayhem': Waikato DHB outage could take days to fix, union says
By RNZ A major cyberattack affecting Waikato District Health Board's IT services could take days to fix, a union representing doctors says. Clinical services across...
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'Mayhem': Waikato DHB outage could take days to fix, union says
-
Auditor-General 'not yet confident' in vaccine rollout plan
-
Major cyber attack at Waikato District Health Board affects all clinical services
-
Top male doctors earn up to $73,000 more than female colleagues
-
NZ's vaccine rollout amongst the worst for developed nations
-
Govt's blunt message for general public over Covid-19 vaccine walk-ins
-
Chatham Islands population to get Covid-19 vaccination in one go
-
Kiwi mum's heartbreak after surrogate terminates her pregnancy: 'I went into shock'
-
'Blood on my hands': Pharmac likely to end kids' cancer drug funding
-
Covid-19 vaccine starts for over 50s in Northland
-
About 2000 Kiwis late on second Covid-19 vaccine jab; 5700 doses wasted
-
'My last option': Misdiagnosed 28-year-old in the fight of her life
-
Why not showering every day is good for your hair, skin and the planet
-
Euthanasia: Only one in 10 health workers 'definitely willing' to assist
-
Many Auckland GPs ruled out of vaccination campaign by DHB rule
-
Major health overhaul - All DHBs to be scrapped for one national authority
-
Medsafe calls for more data on Janssen vaccine before making approval call
-
Manurewa Marae hopes to lead by example, sets up Covid-19 vaccination centre
-
Woman battling cancer has to pay $64k for drug Cytoxan: 'They're making money out of me dying'
-
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WHO report finds first Covid case likely first jumped into humans from animals
-
Nurse who stole more than $1500 from patients allowed to continue nursing
-
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Child poverty slightly decreasing, but impacts not shared equally
