Aiden Lints defies doctors' predictions after spine partially severed in crash.

Top marketing graduate Kyal Little is still looking for a job 18 months after graduating - because he hasn't yet found an employer

Festive season proved not so merry for Kiwis who hurt themselves over holidays, with ACC paying out just over $7 million in injury claims to date.

It was the game that merged virtuality and reality and had scores of people out and about keen to catch them all.

Workplace safety legislation that came into effect last year has influenced two award-winning local companies in a range of ways

Private equity investor Direct Capital is on the hunt for acquisitions after raising $375 million for its latest fund.

Injuries suffered while playing rugby have risen, with $338 million paid out to crocked players over five years.

The number of unprovoked shark attacks across the world fell last year, in the wake of a record figure in 2015 that scientists partly put down to warmers waters created by a strong El Nino system.

ACC spokeswoman Stephanie Melville said the organisation was committed to good health and safety practices.

Motorcyclists dying on country's roads are likely to be older people, who have got more time and cash on their hands to ride deceptively powerful machines.

Going to the gym is meant to improve your health - but it's increasingly leaving gym bunnies with bumps and bruises and strains.

Grandma mind the eggnog and little Timmy beware the shiny new skateboard, as Christmas Day is dangerous.

Hundreds of people have lodged injury claims following last month's massive magnitude-7.8 earthquake.

As a 2-year-old, Jack Dragicevich, 11, suffered third degree burns to 11 per cent of his body - now he wants to warn others.

ACC has been named the winner of this year's Deloitte Top 200 Excellence in Governance Award.

The winners of the 2016 Deloitte Top 200 Awards were celebrated at a black tie event this evening with Z Energy winning big.

Actor James Rolleston presented an award at an event in Auckland last night, four months after the crash which almost claimed his life.

John Key said the cost of the earthquake and any resultant economic hits could affect the ability to offer a tax cut programme in the short term

A former Kiwi soldier who suffered post-traumatic stress while serving in Afghanistan has been awarded compensation in a landmark ruling.

A cancer patient is pleading with the Government to fund treatment for everyone exposed to asbestos.

A treatment injury has ended newlywed cancer survivor Darren Ludlam's working life but an "unlucky" set of circumstances means he can't receive ACC.

Kiwi claimants are pressing on with their bid to have a hip maker punished.

Dramatic details have been revealed of an incident which left a teenage boy seriously injured at a Christchurch trampoline park.

The terms will see NZ Super and ACC acquire 45 per cent of Kiwibank for a price provisionally put at $495 million.

After spending $100,000 on drug Keytruda, Deanna Trevarthen's tumours are shrinking and she is preparing for her next fight - to change ACC legislation.

High court says ACC levies are not for raising healthy children.

A number of sources are tipping news soon that ACC will invest in the controversial water storage scheme. Will the NZ Super Fund also invest?

Pokemon Go players have been warned of the real-life dangers around them as they use their mobile phones to search for virtual characters in video game.

Sexual attack survivors and advocates call for ongoing taxpayer-funded counselling without a mental health illness diagnosis.