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A Prescription of Poems 

See some of Aotearoa’s most prominent poets through Poetry in Place, an exhibition of 24 poems across our sites.

World Hepatitis Day - is it time for your test?

Did you know that most people with hepatitis C can be cured by a simple treatment that is free with a prescription? And the simple finger-prick…

APEX Clinical Perfusionists – Collective Agreements settled …

Our APEX Union Clinical Perfusionists, the highly trained professionals who operate the heart-lung machines during cardiac surgery, have settled their Collective Agreement between APEX Clinical Perfusionists…

APEX Medical Physicists – Collective Agreements settled and …

Our APEX Union Medical Physicists, the highly trained professionals who help plan radiation treatment for patients, check and monitor radiation equipment, and develop new treatment techniques,…

Wearing a mask at our sites

Everyone has had to get used to some new practices and protocols as part of the response to COVID-19. This includes wearing masks and washing hands…

Communication for Career Development graduation

Congratulations to our kaimahi who recently completed their Communication for Career Development training. Kei runga noa atu koutou (You're awesome)!

Front l-r: Bosco Prapakornsakul, Manish Nadan, Zohab Ali,…

Te Whatu Ora Te Toka Tumai Auckland

Today, we're proud to announce our new name: Te Whatu Ora Te Toka Tumai Auckland.

Farewell to our Board

It’s our last official day as Auckland District Health Board and the perfect time to farewell our Board members and thank them for their commitment to…

Māori Health Leads appointed

Our Māori Health Leads will ensure Māori voices are heard and embedded in plans and services.

Congratulations to Marjet Pot ONZM

Congratulations to Marjet Pot ONZM, Kaiwhakahaere Women’s Health Intelligence, who was recognised in the Queen’s Birthday Honours for services to wome…

Keeping everyone safe at our sites

Haere mai and welcome to our hospitals and clinicsWe know COVID-19 in the community creates a risk, but we also know whānau have a significant, positive…

Flu jabs: Information for employers

Dr Ashley Bloomfield is stressing the importance of getting as many people as possible vaccinated against influenza this year.

Richard Aickin Obituary

We morn the passing of our friend and colleague.

Manaaki through pronouns

This year for Pride Month we focused on pronouns.

PSA Allied Health Industrial Action – 9-20 May

New Zealand’s 20 District Health Boards are in bargaining discussions with the Public Service Association (PSA) to renew the national collective agreement for our Allied, Public…

Get your flu and COVID-19 vaccinations this weekend

Time for your flu vax? Find out where to go.

Does your child have COVID-19 symptoms

If your child develops Covid-19 symptoms, you should stay home, if they are alert and feeding well, and monitor their symptoms.

Call Healthline on 0800 611 116 or…

Thank you to our kaimahi

Kia ora koutou,

Two years ago, on 28 February 2020, we detected the first case of COVID-19 in Aotearoa at Auckland City Hospital. We didn’t know what…

Supervised Rapid Antigen Testing available

General practices and urgent care clinics in Tāmaki Makaurau will begin rolling out free supervised rapid antigen testing (RATs) today.

Rapid Antigen Tests rolled out at testing centres across Auc…

People needing a test and presenting to a community testing centre in the Auckland region may be given a rapid antigen test (RAT)