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Waikato / Bay of Plenty May 2021 Cancer Society support for clients through Waikato DHB cyber attack The loss of systems at the Waikato DHB has been hugely disruptive for our clients across Waikato.
National May 2021 Cancer Society welcomes pre-Budget announcements Cancer Society of New Zealand is pleased to see the Government will invest $53 million to design and implement a new test to detect cervical cancers.