The story of New Zealand’s extraordinary influence on the evolution of plastic and maxillofacial surgery is one of innovation forged in adversity.

The groundbreaking work of this small group not only redefined surgical practice but also laid the foundation for a new medical specialty.

For a country as small as Aotearoa New Zealand, its impact on the global evolution of plastic and reconstructive surgery has been truly extraordinary.

Joyce Walters, a registered nurse, had a great influence on developing the New Zealand plastic surgical nursing service.

Tennis, football, and netball.

Cycling, cricket, and rugby union.

Take a trip through the centuries and the evolution of surgical techniques to the life-giving work of today’s plastic and reconstructive surgeons (Part 3).

Take a trip through the centuries and the evolution of surgical techniques to the life-giving work of today’s plastic and reconstructive surgeons (Part 2).

Take a trip through the centuries and the evolution of surgical techniques to the life-giving work of today’s plastic and reconstructive surgeons.

Once considered a symbol of old-fashioned quackery, the leech is having the ultimate medical comeback.

The women who battled prejudice and indifference to become doctors.

International Nurses Day (held 12 May annually) is a chance to acknowledge the amazing work our highly skilled and committed nurses do day-in day-out to deliver excellent healthcare.

Lessons from the 14th Century that were missed when COVID arrived in the 21st Century.

Health camp advocate, house surgeon, rural doctor, and advocate for children’s health.

Saint Kentigern College student Emma Wang asks Dr Alley about his life and career

Traditional Māori games.

An initiative prompted by the South African War.

The story of how Tim Walker chose a career in pharmacy and how he serves his Northland communities.

Exceptional student leadership brought unity to an Auckland community struck by Covid-19.