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All pain, no gain for hip patients
An artificial joint touted as the best on the market has turned into an international medical disaster. The Weekend Herald investigates why no one here saw it coming.
Watching Brief: Florian owns the Civic
Peter Calder blogs daily on the New Zealand International Film Festival in Auckland.
Surgery fight reflects fears over compo
Judge sides with injured worker against firm hailed after opting out of ACC cover.
ACC to face private competition
ACC's workplace accident compensation scheme will be opened up to private competition from October next year, with the well-signalled change among proposals detailed in a discussion document on ACC reforms released today.
My Job: Injury reduction role brings wide mix
As programme manager for sport, my job is to reduce the burden of sport and recreation-related injuries in New Zealand. These injuries cost the ACC scheme around $400 million each year.
Do your bit with a quake bond, Kiwis told
Public likely to be hesitant about locking up more than $1000 for four years.
'Weekend warriors' pulling up sore
The number of unfit people seeking treatment as winter sports hit their peak is rising, medics say.
ACC admits hardline too tough
The ACC has admitted it has been rejecting too many claimants seeking elective surgery.
Shelley Bridgeman: Dog owners shirking their responsibilities
New Zealanders experienced almost 10,000 dog-related injuries last year, yet it seems only a fraction of these are reported...
Secret talks on farmers' trading plan
Fonterra's bold plan strikes hurdles, writes Jonathan Underhill.
Deficit worse than forecast - $10.1b
The New Zealand government ran an operating deficit of $10.16 billion in the nine months ended March 31, almost 15pc worse than forecast. The government faces a potential credit rating downgrade from Standard and Poor's unless it can...
Victims of drunk driving to get extra support
Families of victims of serious crimes are set to get more Government-funded assistance.