Latest Updates

Latest Updates

Keep up to date with the latest news from the practice. From changes to our services and prescription information to important health notices and general announcements, you’ll find the most up-to-date information here.


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16 June 2026

The flu vaccinations have arrived

Get your 2026 flu vaccine now! At our medical centre, the 2026 flu vaccine is offered free of charge to: The flu vaccine available for children and adults (6 months and older) in New Zealand is Influvac Tetra, which is fully funded. Protect yourself and your loved ones – get vaccinated today! For more detailed…

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16 May 2026

Prescriptions valid up to 6 months

Some repeat prescriptions may be valid for up to 6 months from February 2026 at our practice. Our decision on safe prescribing as per the advice of the Royal New Zealand College of GPs The new 12-month prescribing rule says that the final decision about whether a 12-month prescription is safe and appropriate is the…

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16 May 2026

ADHD Services Update

While adult ADHD diagnosis is now available through GPs, our practice does not provide adult ADHD assessments. Existing patients and child services continue as usual. Changes to ADHD prescribing from 1 February 2026 From 1 February 2026, vocationally registered GPs and nurse practitioners are permitted to assess, diagnose, and prescribe ADHD medication for adults aged…

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16 April 2026

What is a Physician Associate?

Physician Associates (PAs) are Advanced Practice Healthcare Providers who are trained to practise medicine in collaboration, and under supervisory agreement/relationship, with doctors.  PAs are trained to take patient histories and perform examinations, order and interpret laboratory tests and radiographic/imaging studies, diagnose and treat disease, perform medical procedures, prescribe medications, and assist in surgery. PAs typically…

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