Driveway tragedy: Dad's heartbreak after daughter run over - coroner reveals findings
Five children are killed in driveway runovers in New Zealand each year.
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New data shows at least seven complaints filed against ACC staff accessing sensitive claims
'We are also working on a number of other improvement initiatives in system controls.'
Chiropractor defrauds ACC after faking 1000 appointments
Matthew Cochrane's offending was 'systematic and deliberate'.
NZ Super, ACC to exclude some Russian investments
But they have decided not to put a blanket ban on all Russian company investments.
ACC to add extra fee for deadly employers
Changes to ACC levies will mean employers with poor safety histories paying more.
Woman who suffered traumatic birth wins 18-year ACC battle
Court rules woman suffered mental injury because of physical injuries from surgery.
Mall terror attack exclusive: 'Please don't cut my throat' - stabbed teacher's horrific ordeal
As he slashed at her neck with a knife, Ezmeralda Johns looked into her attacker's eyes.
'So, this is my story. This is how I die': Mall victim's survival, her hero - and why she feels terror attack has been forgotten
She looked into the eyes of Ahamed Samsudeen as he stabbed her, and saw nothing.
ACC claims: How 113,900 Aucklanders hurt themselves during lockdown
Tumbles, trips, cuts, sprains, falls, gashes, slips happened in 107 days.
'Risen steadily': ACC figures show increased claims over vape injuries
Vape sellers are reassuring their products are safe despite an increase in injuries.
Comment: Changes needed to our accidental compensation scheme
OPINION: Susan St John casts a wary eye over amendments to accident compensation.
A brain tumour took most of his sight. Now he cycles at 70km/h
Mitch Wilson was told he had vertigo. His sickness was actually caused by a brain tumour.
Boozed-up and banged-up: ACC pays out millions for alcohol-related injuries
Fights, falling over and broken glass contributed to millions in ACC injury claims.
'Too traumatic': Sexual assault victims say ACC discouraged their claims
Only 1 per cent of sexual assault survivors have received compensation from ACC.
Sexual assault victims say they struggled to get financial help from ACC
Two sexual assault victims say ACC discouraged them from making claims.
Govt finalises huge expansion of social safety net, funded by tax hike
Government will shortly announce one of the biggest expansions of the social safety net.
Abuse loophole revealed after survivor speaks out
Battler wins review into gaps in law for abuse survivors.
Government announces new Ministry for Disabled People and accessibility law
A new ministry is part of the government's promise to reform disability services.
ACC suspends another two employees due to alleged privacy breach
Twelve employees were stood down on Tuesday.
Crown investment funds face new deadline for going green
A new Government framework will require Crown funds to hit 2050 climate targets.
ACC to review management of client data after info posted to Snapchat
Twelve staff in Hamilton were stood down on Tuesday morning.
ACC stands down 12 staff after workers posted clients' details to Snapchat group
The group poked fun at people who had injured themselves while drunk or intoxicated.
Botched brain surgery: Woman wins fight with ACC
Jan Henderson's surgeon operated in the wrong place at the base of her brain.
After 'cockroach' jailed, abuse survivor fights for victims
Speaking out against sex offenders vindicated as Minister investigates, survivor says.
Abuse survivor's struggle prompts minister to investigate
He stared down his abuser in court - and has now uncovered a gap in the law for survivors.
ACC admits backlog is delaying tens of thousands of client cases
ACC is struggling to clear a month-long backlog of work, the organisation tells MPs.
Unprecedented demand from sex abuse victims for ACC support
400 percent increase in unsuccessful attempts by abuse victims to get support through ACC.
Birth injuries to be covered by ACC
Obstetric injuries sustained by thousands of women will be covered.
ACC removes bonus payments for executive staff
The move comes after a restructure that's reportedly left staff overworked and stressed.
Opinion | Why is Labour trying to push through a two-tier benefit system?
A social insurance scheme would be the biggest change to NZ's welfare system since 1974.
Overwhelmed ACC staff 'dropping like flies' after changes
A budget-blowing restructure has left staff with "overwhelming caseloads".
Auckland records most skiing and snowboarding injuries this year
$11.9 million has been spent on skiing and snowboarding injuries so far this year.
The staggering amount taxpayers spend on drink-driving crashes
'Road deaths aren't just numbers,' police boss says.
280% surge in demand: Male sexual violence group struggling to manage
'It's dangerous to have a waiting list in sexual violence.'