Carrying Christmas trees is a key cause of festive injury claims.

MP's partner injured while placing decorations on Christmas tree.

'Oh my god, there's lead in my jawbone'.

Comment: In the wild boar eating case, the ACC isn't meeting the public's needs

Barrister Warren Forster says ACC needs to focus on helping more people recuperate.

The family members are starting to move around unassisted after their brush with death.

Legal action possible over exposure to solvents in NZ that increases risk of Parkinson's.

Briefings: Disparity in the funding for some amputees made known to the Government.

"They said it was all in my head," veteran said.

Madeline Lindsay Young, 21, was seriously injured in a motorbike crash in New Lynn.

The number of injuries caused by surgical mesh is still increasing and has cost NZ $13m.

Family with brittle bone disease living in a motel because they cannot find a house.

Viral videos highlight reality of how much these type of accidents are costing taxpayers.

The survivor of the Ross Bremner killings has made his first return to the family home.

Man died in workplace accident after time off to recover from road-rage injury.

Lumbar sprains and ligament damage drove up ACC costs in the 2015/16 year for council.

Advocates are concerned about potential discrimination arising from risk modelling at ACC.

ACC minister Michael Woodhouse responds to concerns about ACC risk-prediction model

ACC Minister breaks from campaigning to ref AIMs Games. Made with funding from NZ On Air.

ACC is paying out on ATVs so clients could partake in recreational activities

Demerit points will not be introduced for people failing to belt up in New Zealand.

Activist's bucket list focused on her campaigns in health care, not tourism and adventure

Erin Martin was one of the 8000 Kiwis injured by horses every year but she wasn't put off.

Motorists, low-paid women workers, and veterans will all benefit from July 1 changes.

Councillor questions gastro support fund when extent of ongoing sickness still unknown.

Cancer widow and victim takes "washerwoman" claim against James Hardie.

A $59.2 million boost will be delivered over four years to eliminate single crewing.

'Treatment injuries' cost NZ taxpayers $80 million in 2015 and 2016.

International research suggests half could have been avoided or minimised.

The $247m will make sure the bank's capital stays within the regulator's limits.