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      Home > News > Health & Safety

    A health systems expert says politics has held back New Zealand's healthcare

    A health systems expert says politics has held back New Zealand's healthcare


    The Health Minister hopes to future-proof the system with a long-term pipeline for renewing and expanding the country's public health facilities.

    Simeon Brown's identified 20-billion dollars worth of investment needed to improve infrastructure.

    Bond University Business School's Robin Gauld says Singapore's been doing the same -- and has a world-class system.

    © 2025 Newstalk ZB, NZCity

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     Today's News

    		 Rugby:
    Former Scottish international Brendan Laney is giving his old nation every chance of tipping over the All Blacks in tomorrow morning's second Grand Slam test at Murrayfield 7:57

     Politics:
    Auckland's mayor says he welcomes any law change to forcibly move homeless out of the city centre 7:47

     Entertainment:
    Patti Smith has revealed how she discovered the man who raised her was not her biological father 7:37

     Living & Travel:
    Several regional flights into Auckland have been cancelled because of fog issues 7:37

     Rugby:
    Ardie Savea has no doubts a new-look All Blacks loose forward trio will click quickly in tomorrow morning's test against Scotland 7:27

     Environment:
    Firefighters have extinguished a blaze at a block of flats in Hamilton 7:27

     Entertainment:
    Sean 'Diddy' Combs has been photographed spending time with former NBA player Sebastian Telfair inside FCI Fort Dix 7:07

     Rugby:
    The All Blacks insist there's no complacency as they try to protect their unbeaten record against Scotland and keep their grand slam hopes alive in Edinburgh tomorrow 7:07

     Golf:
    Daniel Hillier is the best of the Kiwis after two rounds of the penultimate event of the European tour circuit in Abu Dhabi 6:47

     Entertainment:
    Sir David Beckham paid tribute to his wife Victoria Beckham with his knighthood ceremony outfit 6:37

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