Stewart Street Surgery

29/05/2026

Practice Closure Notice – Kings Birthday

Kia ora e te whānau,
Please note that our practice will be closed Monday 1st June
Reopening Tuesday 2nd June

🔴 For Medical Emergencies:
Dial 111

📞 Ka Ora Telecare After-Hours Services:
For medical support outside of regular hours 5:00 PM – 8:30 AM
Weekdays, and 24/7 on weekends and public holidays,
call: 0800 252 672.

🏥 Urgent Care:
Visit Whanganui Accident and Medical for in-person urgent medical attention.

27/05/2026

A good reminder as we head deeper into winter 🌿

Sort your scripts early, phone our nurses first, and save yourself a trip.

📞 06 327 8884 | 8:45am – 4:45pm, Mon–Fri

20/05/2026

Despite the Rūnanga office closure on Thursday 21st May, we are still operating as usual in our Te Kōtuku Hauora Clinic room.

A picture of what our entrance looks like is in the comments.

Please note: Despite the Rūnanga office closure on Thursday 21st May, the following services will continue to operate as usual in our Te Kōtuku Hauora clinic room.
- Stewart Street Surgery 8:30am-5pm
- Stroke Prevention Clinic running from 5:00pm to 7:00pm.
- Mirimiri Clinic (spaces still available ring 06 327 5594 to book)

19/05/2026

Tēnā koutou,

We would like to advise that our team will be present at Te Poho o Tuariki, 85 Hendersons Line, where we will be offering influenza and COVID vaccinations to those welling.

We will also be facilitating an informative session on stroke awareness, providing whānau with important health information to help identify and respond to the signs of stroke.

We warmly welcome all to attend and take advantage of these health services.

We look forward to seeing you there.

17/05/2026

We are still experiencing technical issues at our Te Kōtuku Hauora Clinic at Te Poho o Tuariki. If you know your seeing Naomi (Nurse) & Kelly (HIP) please make your way to Stewart Street Surgery. If you are unsure please contact us on 06)327 8884.

15/05/2026

👕 Our kaimahi got behind Pink Shirt Day!

Bullying in Aotearoa is a real problem, we have the third-highest rate of school bullying across 38 OECD countries, and one in five workers have experienced bullying behaviour in the past 12 months. Those affected are far more likely to struggle with their mental health.

Pink Shirt Day is about changing that. It's a chance to celebrate diversity in all its forms and stand up for schools, workplaces, and communities that are safe, supportive, welcoming, and inclusive for everyone.

Our team is proud to show up in pink and show up for each other. 💗

Tell us in the comments how you got behind Pink Shirt Day

14/05/2026

Due to internet outages, our Te Kōtuku Hauora Clinic at Te Poho o Tuariki (85 Hendersons Line) is temporarily redirecting all appointments to Stewart Street Surgery. Please make your way there for your scheduled appointment today.

03/05/2026

This month we are proud to be part of a community-wide stroke awareness campaign. Stroke is one of the leading causes of death and disability in Aotearoa New Zealand and it can affect anyone, at any age.

Knowing the warning signs and acting quickly can save a life. Use FAST to spot a stroke:

F — Face
Is one side drooping or uneven? Ask them to smile.

A — Arms
Can they lift both arms? Does one drift downward?

S — Speech
Is speech slurred, slow, or hard to understand?

T — Time
Call 111 immediately. Every minute matters.

For more information see post attached.

15/04/2026

01/04/2026

One stop
One shot
Same place
Same time