Browse publications and policy online

Figure.NZ sources and formats data from other organisations, including corporations, public repositories, government departments and academics.

Healthspace provides data and information, in the form of interactive maps, graphs and tables for a wide range of health indicators.

Search for statistics using topics or utilise specialist tools and datasets from Aotearoa New Zealand

Alcohol Healthwatch is an organisation of professionals dedicated to reducing and preventing alcohol-related harm in Aotearoa New Zealand.

Advocating for people with arthritis, funding research, and contributing to health policy.

Provides safety information on medicine and medical devices in New Zealand.

Takes the lead in Aotearoa New Zealand educating, advising and standing up for healthy approaches to alcohol and other drugs.

Articles and reports produced by PHARMAC for publication

Grey Matter is compiled by the Ministry of Health Library and provides access to a selection of the most recent NGO, Think Tank, and International Government reports that are relevant to the health context.

Provides resources on health promotion and Māori health.

To promote and protect the rights of consumers as set out in the Code of Health and Disability Services Consumers' Rights.

Independent, reliable health information for New Zealanders. Hundreds of health topics, medicine fact sheets, self care tips, videos, etc.

HPA leads and delivers innovative, high-quality and cost-effective programmes to deliver information, advice, research and resources that inspire New Zealanders to make better decision about their health and wellbeing.

Produce a number of resources on public health.

Te Pou o te Whakaaro Nui is a national centre of evidence based workforce development for the mental health, addiction and disability sectors in New Zealand.

The Hub (from SUPERU) is a one-stop-shop for New Zealand government social science research. Ko te Pokapū, he rito tūnga-kotahi mo te rangahau.

Resources from WHA who work to improve the health and wellbeing of women, their families and whanau, and communities.