Eva De Jong is a Multimedia Journalist at the Whanganui Chronicle. She covers a range of topics primarily focused on health stories, including medicine and healthcare, mental health, and health technology, while also reporting on general news and aviation-related themes. Eva's work has been featured in NewstalkZB, New Zealand Herald, and Sun Media Limited.
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Eva De Jong's coverage indicates a strong focus on local news, particularly in the Whanganui area. She appears to be interested in issues related to health and wellbeing, government and politics, as well as entertainment news.
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By: Eva De Jong
There are concerns people could be accidentally injecting moulds or heavy metals.
By: Eva de Jong
Flight NZ101 will travel its normal route from Auckland to Sydney today but it will also take on a special meaning from the normal jump across the ditch.
By: Eva de Jong
New Zealand's first trial of using the psychedelic drug MDMA to relieve psychological symptoms is examining how it may help cancer patients struggling with depression and anxiety.
By: Eva de Jong
Prisoners are spending months on wait lists for mental health treatment resulting in some being held longer in custody because of a strain on high-security forensic facilities.
By: Eva de Jong
The discovery of harmful bacteria in the pipes of the new $162 million Mason Clinic unit is delaying the transfer of mental health patients from leaky, ageing buildings.
By: Eva de Jong
Investment in online consultations and AI technology are altering care in the general practice sector.
By: Eva de Jong
Would you move in with your children to secure an affordable retirement? Eva de Jong talks to the Kiwi families who are ditching mortgages for intergenerational living arrangements.
By: Eva de Jong
A young woman admitted to Waitākere Hospital after a stroke says she was repeatedly served gluten meals despite explaining to staff she has coeliac disease.
By: Eva de Jong
Love or hate it, hospital food is inevitable for patients stuck in a clinical bed. Meals can range from hot and delicious to a lacklustre offering verging on inedible. Eva de Jong reports.
By: Eva de Jong
What would you do if you discovered a tiny mushroom helped soothe your excruciating headaches or crippling anxiety, but that fungus was illegal?
