• Getting by with a little help from our friends
• Are we part of our own demise?
• Cleaning out the cupboards
• Grass is only greener where you water it
• Uncertainty
• We have done too much not to do more
• Feeling the fear and doing it anyway
• Power, politics, and money
• Why is it surprising that women are so effective?
• Our voices grow louder
• Plaudits to Rachel Thorn
• Maranga Mai! Let’s Rise up together
• Nursing staff making their own words and music
• Closing speech to NZNO Conference 2022
• Solidarity with Pakistan: Climate change on the agenda
• Maranga Mai! – Building member power
• No more politicians scoring points over people’s lives
• Maranga Mai! – Health and Safety
• NZNO elections and the values of our leadership
• Maranga Mai! – Rise up and act together
• Time to get politically proactive
• Fighting the good fight – are we there yet?
• Kotahitanga and the opportunities presented by Pay Equity
• Nursing shortages – beyond crisis. Is there an upside?
• Why does NZNO have a President and Kaiwhakahaere as co-leaders?
• Year of the Nurse and the Midwife – Reflecting back as we move forward
• NZNO Chief Executive Memo Musa: AGM Speech 2019
• A nursing renaissance – NZNO’s input into the Health and Disability System Review
• Nurses’ and teachers’ settlements: a brief comparison
• Katrina Hopkinson: Pay Equity – Why should nurses have to struggle?
• Moving forward together
• Pacific migrant workers not the solution for aged care staffing
• CE Memo Musa – speech to NZNO 2018 AGM
• Celebrating the International Day of the Midwife
• Matariki a time to reflect
• If health is a winner on Budget Day we are all better off
• Proud to nurse
• NZNO commitment ongoing
• Dear NZNO members
• On International Women’s Day 2018 the NZ Nurses Organisation affirms its commitment to working to remove barriers to full equality for women.
• NO consent for CPTPPA
• DHB MECA BARGAINING PROCESS
• NZNO celebrates World Smokefree Day by lodging our smokefree services petition
• Older people deserve a little more of our time
• Where to next on pay equity/equal pay?
• An open letter to New Zealand voters.
• Shouting Out because We Care!
• A comfy chair
• Patients deserve to get back to their homes pain free
• Give nursing grads a fair go
• We have the science, now we need the staff to keep patients safe
• To hold their hand
• We can’t afford to ignore nurses’ cries for help
• Getting the shift pattern right for nurses
• A day in the life of a mental health nurse in New Zealand
• Suffrage Day – vote for great health leaders
• It’s time to shout out for health
• Don’t block good health
• Not so ACE
• CCDM from a Charge Nurse Perspective
• Celebrating NZNO’s Living Wage journey
• Diversity and inclusion in health
• Caregivers, we’re worth it!
• Nurses go to Fiji
• Not holding my breath for Budget
• Volunteering in Laos
• Nurses, a force for change
• International Nurses Day 2016
• What we want for health
• A midwife’s story
• Shining a light on depression
• Trading places, part III
• Trading places, part II
• Trading places, part I
• Give me the tools to do a good job
• International Women’s Day 2016
• Arohanui Christchurch
• Getting out of an unhealthy relationship
• Its tough out there for new grads
• The demise of democracy
• For a better world.
• Equality – because we can’t live on love
• A visit to MP Jackie Dean
• Working in partnership for health
• A fat lot of good?
• Everyone needs work security
• To the awesome nurse with the pink hair
• Why not make your life a bit easier?
• An open letter to John Key
• Memo Musa – conference address
• What’s wrong with social bonds for mental health services?
• Perioperative Nurses College Annual Conference
• You make the difference
• A tribute to Putiputi O’Brien
• Playing politics with safety statistics
• My NZNO korowai
• Mask up or ship out?!
• Working to stay safe
• NZ must walk away from the TPPA
• Ethical end of life care
• Together we are stronger
• The greatest threat to human health
• Our children, our precious taonga
• The Budget and the MECA
• Southerners won’t back down
• Unmasking the evidence
• Nurses – making the difference in healthcare
• International Day of the Midwife
• An ordeal with the flu
• Our brave and resilient nurses
• A word from the Mayor of Wellington
• Patients’ rights, nurses’ rights
• The man in a suit
• MECA reflection
• What does the DHB MECA mean to me?
• Employment law changes – the long answer
• Count us in!
• All the way for fairness, justice, value and equal pay
• A demand to be taken seriously
• Care rationing a sad reality
• Give us a hand
• $180,000 pay rise? Yes please!
• A Living Wage
• Control vs power
• My NZNO journey
• Women working for free
• When bad things happen in good hospitals
• Equal pay is here to stay
• Together we can win; for ourselves and our patients
• Our health, our taonga
• Value our elders by valuing us
• My journey, my patient’s journey
• Katrina Coleman – Young nurse of the year
• What do you want for your life?
• Building confident nurses
• Valuing our vote
• Facing virtual reality
• NZ women – voters since 1893
• The cost of a break
• I’m a voter!
• Who’s in charge here?
• 8,000 signatures! Petition goes to Parliament.
• New Zealand women, first to vote
• Why we’re voters
• Make aged care count
• Some questions and answers about our campaign for new grad nurses
• Every new grad nurse deserves the best start to their career
• Referrals from ED to primary care
• Apology needed, stat!
• Asbestos needs a ban and a plan
• Young nurse of the year award
• A message to nurse managers
• The underfunding of DHBs
• Keren’s story
• Sometimes it’s the little things that matter
• Folate fortification
• The long road to justice at Capital and Coast DHB
• Succession planning
• Update on the Caring Counts report recommendations
• Free healthcare for under 13s
• Teuila deserves more
• International Nurses Day
• Midwives: changing the world one family at a time
• Nelson ED nurses get together to create change
• The personal cost of government failings
• It’s not a skill shortage, it’s a planning deficiency
• Don’t sign our future away!
• A win-win-win solution to dealing with domestic violence
• Growing our advocacy out of the ward
• Auckland DHB’s leaked email
• Progress at Dunedin hospital
• Why 300 nursing staff stepped up for safe staffing at Dunedin hospital
• Why the Trans-Pacific Partnership Agreement is a health issue
• No nursing vacancies?
• Health services on the West Coast must meet the needs of its population
• Losing teeth sucks
• New grads – we’ve got your back!
• An ounce of prevention…