Major loopholes in the health system that allow tourists and illegal immigrants to escape paying for their health care need to be closed forthwith, says New Zealand First Health spokesperson Barbar
Health
10
May
10 May 2013
Sir Douglas Robb Meeting Room - Building 14, Level 7 (Greenlane Clinical Centre)
The Healthy Village Action Zone Steering Group will be meeting to discuss local issues.
With Asenati Lole-Taylor
Tagged: Health
8
May
08 May 2013
The case of an 82 year old man being taken by ambulance to Palmerston North Hospital and waiting for more than nine hours - only to leave again without being seen by a doctor - should provide a wak
With Barbara Stewart
11
Apr
11 April 2013
New Zealand First says the Government hasn’t considered the part the country’s fickle weather could play in its plan to close hospital kitchens and outsource the work.
With Barbara Stewart
4
Apr
04 April 2013
New Zealand First says we should follow in the steps of Australia and ban the commercial use of cancer-causing sunbeds.
With Barbara Stewart
14
Mar
14 March 2013
New Zealand First is asking the Government whether it intends to issue pregnant mothers with frequent flier cards in case they need to be airlifted to specialised intensive care units.
With Barbara Stewart
10
Mar
10 March 2013
Rayland Motel and Conference Venue, Manukau
Asenati Lole-Taylor ia attending as an invited VIP guest the Launch of the PSRH Research Workshop as part of the BRRACAP Study.
With Asenati Lole-Taylor
10
Mar
10 March 2013
Mt Eden, Auckland
Asenati Lole-Taylor will be attending this expo as an invited guest of The Auckland Indian Association and The Auckland Indian Medical Society.
With Asenati Lole-Taylor
28
Feb
28 February 2013
New Zealand First has put forward a new measure to ease the burden on the public health system by introducing a SuperGold rebate for health insurance premiums and scrapping fringe benefit tax (FBT
With Andrew Williams
17
Feb
17 February 2013
Traditional Maori healing organisations receive annual Government funding of about $1.9 million despite the Ministry of Health not knowing how many patients they have or how effective the treatment