Nurses at Health NZ public hospitals and health services plan to strike from 7am to 11pm on both Tuesday 2 September and Thursday 4 September. Emergency departments will be open for emergencies only.
GPs, after-hours and urgent care clinics, and other community health providers are not affected by the strikes and will continue to operate as normal.
Industrial action — Health New Zealand | Te Whatu Oraexternal link
22 Queen Street
Blenheim
Phone: 03 520 6200external link
The Marlborough Community Health Hub is home to several healthcare organisations including:
Collectively the organisations offer a range of services, including:
Marlborough Health Hub reception
Phone: 03 520 6200external link
Child and adolescent mental health service
Phone: 03 520 9905external link
District nursing service
Phone: 03 520 6404external link
Needs sssessment service
Phone: 03 520 8765external link
Public health service
Phone: 03 520 9914external link
Te Piki Oranga | Māori wellness services
Phone: 0800 672 642external link
There are 37 car parks on Arthur Street, and 7 car parks on Queen Street.
Bus Route 2: Redwoodtown-Witherlea (South Route) stops on Seymour Street, a short walk from Marlborough Health Hub. The service runs 4 times a day Monday to Friday and 3 times a day on Saturday.
Bus Route 2: Redwoodtown-Witherlea (South Route) — Marlborough District Councilexternal link
15 Courtney Street
Motueka
Phone: 03 528 1160external link
Motueka Community Health Centre services include:
St John's Waka Ora health shuttles help people get to health and wellbeing related appointments at Motueka Community Health Centre and home again.
Their shuttles are available in the following areas:
Find out about shuttle times in your area by calling St John on 0800 925 2672external link or going to their website.
Waka Ora Health Shuttles — St Johnexternal link
For people requiring non-urgent transport to Nelson Hospital or who are wheelchair-bound, call Motueka Regional Ambulance on 03 528 7645external link or 0800 111 025external link
281 Queen Street
Richmond
Phone: 03 546 1537external link
Richmond Health Hub provides the following specialised primary healthcare services:
It also provides:
Te Piki Oranga | Māori Wellness Services and Nelson Bays Primary Health are also located onsite.
Route 1: Richmond-Nelson via Wiamea Road stops outside Richmond Health Hub. The service runs 7 days a week.
Bus Route 1: Richmond-Nelson via Wiamea Road — eBusexternal link
