The impact the severe weather events of early 2023 had on the supply of medicines to Northland.

A recent visit made a curator wish she had longer in Nelson.

A blog about the exhibition The Death Ship and a curator's visit to the Army Museum.

Celebrations marking the end of WWI heralded the emergence of a new enemy.

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

How do Covid-19 and the 1918 Spanish Flu compare?

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

A snapshot of the last global pandemic, the 1918 Spanish Flu.

The Spanish Flu killed many young parents who left children behind them.

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

Nurses Heather Spinetto and Jocelyn Peach recall special Christmas memories and shared camaraderie on the ward, with staff working hard to create Christmas magic for their patients, including families and children. Throughout history celebrating Christmas has always been important for nurses and their patients, from nurses in capes and candles singing Christmas carols in years gone by, through to the wonderful decorations made by nurses today.

Traditional Māori games.

Explore some of the medical stories from Waikirikiri Selwyn District.

Explore some of the medical stories from the Western Bay of Plenty.

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

The sobering legacy of Spanish Flu in Aotearoa.

Thousands of people died in 1918, but why the young and healthy?

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

An overview of the last great pandemic in New Zealand.