Crises, calamity, and the crucial role of Kiwi innovation: leading the world in the development of plastic surgery through the 20th Century.

An introduction to the three hospitals that found their homes at Cornwall Park.

Milestones in foetal lung development and prenatal medicine.

Open Wednesdays, the museum is part of the Kiwi North Heritage Park.

The Legacy of Dr. Kaye Ibbertson

Mont Liggins: making one of the most important medical discoveries in New Zealand History

A narrative on openness since Sir John Kirwan spoke out.

A lecture presented as part of the Auckland Medical History Society's annual programme.

Explore the story of the first open heart surgery in Aotearoa New Zealand from MOTAT’s LOVE/SCIENCE exhibition.

Alan Kerr is a well-known cardio-thoracic and vascular surgeon who, before retiring from practice in Aotearoa New Zealand, played a crucial role in the development of coronary artery and children’s heart surgery in our country. He worked at Green Lane Hospital for over three decades, during which time it became a world-renowned center for cardiology and cardiac surgery. Since his retirement, he has volunteered in Palestine to develop children’s cardiac services. His inspiring career and life storiesare recorded in the archives at Auckland Library. Listen here to Alan talking about the development of cardiac surgery and Green Lane Hospital as an international center of excellence.