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Man survives 8m fall on to rocks, hasn't 'broken anything'
Swimming hole leap goes horribly wrong: 'It was too late. I knew I was going to hit it.'
Swimming hole leap goes horribly wrong: 'It was too late. I knew I was going to hit it.'
A world-leading study has, for the first time, linked brain disease with NZ rugby players.
'Understanding and respecting the power of New Zealand’s waters is crucial.'
The Health and Disability Commission is investigating the woman's care at Middlemore.
"Relationship breakdown" cited by the liquidator as the reason for the companies folding.
It's not just players who are dropping out of playing rugby, medicos are too.
The injured woman had been exploring the island's coastline when she slipped.
The doctor was earlier found guilty of making $30k worth of false ACC claims.
A beloved family member and sportsman likely took too great a risk on a kayak trip.
Potentially intimate details at risk as case worker adds wrong number to email signature.
ACC investigating, contacts potentially affected clients.
Head of the $47 billion state fund doesn't believe the AI hype.
Whakaari Management Limited has been found guilty of breaching workplace safety laws.
The investment fund has turned around its fortunes thanks to these assets.
Fines for the White Island disaster are likely to be in the millions.
42-year-old has lived in NZ for most of her life bar a couple of years as a child.
But ACC disagrees and has declined coverage for the boy.
A Northland physio and personal trainer offer tips on preventing injuries this summer.
The safety course has run for 28 years and taught more than 17,000 children.
'Even when they saw me pregnant, they still left before I was seated.'
Kraleva, 52, died from blunt force injuries to her torso on October 14, 2020.
Amanda Giddens' ovaries were removed without her informed consent. This is her story.
Hospitalised for four months in Panama, Marcel Syron finally returns to Aotearoa.
ACC is finally accepting birth injury claims after cover was expanded last year.
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Procedure should remain halted until surgeons have skills to perform it safely.
At least two people have been hospitalised in the past two weeks after slips.
ACC and two courts have denied his claims. Now the case will go to the Court of Appeal.
Urgent action needed on dangerous yellow dots that are slippery when wet.
ACC has introduced a free service for Māori who need help making compensation claims.