The memories of Carswell Burt, who contracted the 'flu in 1919.

How Auckland Hospital coped with influenza cases.

The experiences and resilience of a pharmacist during the COVID-19 pandemic.

A few milestones to mark the 130th anniversary of Palmerston North Hospital.

How public service stopped a potential smallpox epidemic in its tracks in 1872.

A creative father and son built a pioneering polio respirator.

Visit Whanganui Regional Museum to learn how polio affected this region.

Help and homecomings. A nurse's commitment to community helps save the lives of many. Could you do the same?

Measles is preventable so why are cases on the rise?

Dr Debbie Dunsford on how tuberculosis screening influenced our Covid-19 response.

Learning from the Spanish Flu – one family's story of pandemic loss, a hundred years ago.

Listen to the recollection of Eva Nobles, who was aged just 11 when Spanish Flu struck her community.

Polio is viral disease that causes muscle paralysis, especially in children.

A modern take on a centuries-old strategy in the fight against infectious disease.

How did the absence of a pandemic plan impact Aotearoa's response?

An overview of the last great pandemic in New Zealand.

Think lockdown learning and working from home is new? Think again.

All For A Medal: The The Nursing Memoirs of Colleen Turbet Williams is a self-published book of memoirs from nurse Colleen Williams (1931-2024). The memoirs span the period of 1949-1953 and are read by her daughter Laura Horrocks. A new chapter will be published each week until the book is complete.