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They were found dead near Reefton on Tuesday.
Analysis: NZ First’s veteran leader spoke almost three times as much as the newcomer. But who won?
Fiji has one of the fastest-growing HIV rates in the world, with the government declaring an HIV emergency last month as one in 60 Fijian adults is now living with the virus.
The Royal Australasian College of Surgeons says there is a shortage in Tauranga and Nelson Hospitals where locums are used on a regular basis.
They’ve been dubbed the ‘vape generation’. Fifteen-24-year-olds who vape daily make up a huge proportion of daily vapers; and one researcher believes we have let young New Zealanders down. According to the Ministry of Health’s 2024-2025 health survey, it’s estimated around 138,000 15-24-year-olds vape daily. Research fellow and lecturer at the University of Auckland, Lucy Hardie, says there are...
NONFICTION 1 Dirty Work by Nicky Hager (Potton & Burton, $34.99) A free copy of Hager’s latest election-campaign bombshell, this time intended to blow the hell out of odious quango The Taxpayers’ Union, is up for grabs in this week’s giveaway contest. To enter, you have to be a National Party member, or sometime voter, or in some which way Tory adjacent, who would like to seriously consider and...
'Misguided' – Key continues to criticise National supporters who plan to split their vote nzherald.co.nz
North Korea has reportedly deployed thousands of highly skilled IT workers who posed as remote freelancers, using false identities.
Research showed single-swab tests for Covid, flu, and RSV cut unnecessary antibiotics and in some cases, avoided referrals to hospital.
Divinyls lead singer Chrissy Amphlett was a rock icon who lived hard and burned bright - but the woman underneath was far more vulnerable.
The election is just weeks away, prompting a sharpening of the political knives and upping of the political low blows. Things could get dirty and desperate, with the latest major poll seeing National and Labour locked in a dead heat, the Greens surging, and the minor parties deciding who governs. For some MPs, the countdown to election night on November 7 is a countdown to the end of their poli...
The head of Tararua Health says he does not believe staffing levels at Dannevirke Community Hospital were unsafe before an audit was announced.
Psychologist who worked with OT, Youth Court charged with sexual offences against young men NZ Herald
NZX rebounds 1.1% as Fisher & Paykel Healthcare hits record high NZ Herald
Compulsory KiwiSaver will squeeze workers who can least afford it – Richard Prebble NZ Herald
Prosthetic eyes help move a stranger's attention from the eye loss to the person, says an Auckland eye doctor who has been crafting them for decades.
The charges relate to five complainants and date between 1996 to 2005.
The change in screening age from 58 to 56 is being rolled out region by region.
The mental health minister has acknowledged the region's sole detox facility's wait time, but says there are other places people can go for help.
Comment: Whether it’s being formally implemented within health workflows, clinicians whip out their cellphones to use it, or patients arrive believing they diagnosed themselves thanks to it – New Zealand’s health system is sliding into an AI era. But whether AI is an actual turning point for healthcare delivery comes down to the structure and systems we deploy it in. AI tools are very good at a...
The hospital's nurses spoke out earlier about how they were struggling in an emergency department that sometimes had triple the number of patients it was staffed to deal with.
Are healthcare workers obligated to help you during a medical emergency? NZ Herald
Dannevirke hospital ‘not capable of providing a safe and sustainable inpatient service’ NZ Herald
Campaign launch showdown: Who made the biggest impact as Luxon, Hipkins get personal – Audrey Young NZ Herald
