We’ve often mentioned the tragic death of British tourist Emily Jordan, who drowned on an organised riverboarding activity whilst on holiday in New Zealand in April 2008. In November we raised our concern that an inquest still hadn’t been held into her death in New Zealand. Read Still no inquest for Emily Jordan. Emily’s father,…
We here at E2NZ extend our heartfelt condolences to the people of Canterbury and to those who have lost loved ones and colleagues in today’s quake. The blog will be closed for a while as a mark of respect.
We here at E2NZ are shocked at allegations that Mikayla Edwards, a student at Morrinsville College, has been left with possibly permanent brain damage after being set-upon by four girls in a toilet at the school. Three of the attackers were in year 9 and one in year 10. According to a report Tracey Edwards, the injured girl’s…
John Key is beginning to look like a man out of touch with his country. People living in New Zealand are burdened with spiralling food and petrol costs, both which have been exacerbated by the recent increase in sales tax (GST) and the country is a hair’s breath from officially re-entering recession. As more and…
The NZDoctor.co.nz website reported today on last night’s Wellington forum on the subject of burnout in the medical profession. Experts said that doctors in New Zealand aren’t good at giving each other the support and affirmation needed to avoid burnout. Furthermore, hospitals are rife with bullying Hospitals rife with bullying “A bullying culture exists at…
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