News & Research

Reduce distress associated with the memory of an event.
Study into the effectiveness of some therapeutic tools to help with distress related to an event.

Share Your Experience: Help Shape Support for Embryo Donation Families in Aotearoa

Participate in a Research Study on Fertility Hormone Tracking Apps

Fertility New Zealand (Fertility NZ), an organisation that punches above its weight as a provider of tremendous support, a resource for accurate information, and a well-recognised lobby group, had humble beginnings in 1981.

Public Ceremonies on Saturday, 19 July

Experiences of infertility, in vitro fertilisation (IVF) treatment and associated psychological support needs and provisions in Aotearoa.
Help Improve Psychological Support for Those Facing Infertility and IVF Treatment in Aotearoa

Breaking New Ground: Aotearoa’s First Fertility Nurse Practitioner

Single Mothers by Choice in NZ and Early Contact with Donors or Donor Siblings

Dr John Peek CNZM

How Fertility Herbalists and Naturopaths Can Help with Fertility Issues

A new study has found Māori and Pacific people who experience infertility face barriers accessing treatment. 

Can you help?

Endometriosis tried to destroy my body. I refused to let it destroy my life.

How Juliet Oliver fought endometriosis and won. Developing her own path to endo remission and the joy of starting a family.

Nominations are now open for Fertility New Zealand (Fertility NZ) Life Membership. This award recognises and honours individuals who have made an exceptional voluntary contribution to Fertility NZ.

2024 King’s Birthday Honours Announcement

PGS, PGT-A, PGT-M, PGD… what does it all mean?

Volunteers Needed

Strategies to Cope

Your Guide To Surrogacy

Article by Dr Greg Phillipson

Article by Dr Greg Phillipson

In this article, Christine Martin, Charge Nurse Manager at Fertility Plus and Fertility NZ Board Advisor, shares the history of in-vitro fertilisation (IVF) nurses and their essential roles over the last 40 years.

Fertility New Zealand Launches New Strategic Plan

Thank you for the opportunity to have input into the creation of Aotearoa’s first Women’s Health Strategy.

Follow three Kiwi women as they navigate through the highs and lows of their very unique fertility journeys.

Celebrants Keeley Jenkins and Winnie Duggan have shared their ideas on how you might want to mark the end of your fertility journey.

Te Aka Matua o te Ture | Law Commission has published an Issues Paper and is seeking feedback