Project to be funded by $750m health infrastructure fund announced last year.

Bruce Steedman's widow is now seeking legal advice after the tragic death.

Coroner finds Zachary Gravatt would probably have died even if doctor returned sooner.

Editorial: Personal safety of staff must be top priority especially in the medical field.

Attacked nurse: "I couldn't react because after a second I was hit in the head."

The woman was told by doctors if she was trapped for another hour she'd have died.

The 2019 measles count has hit 50 with two more in Canterbury and one in Auckland.

The number of confirmed measles cases in Canterbury remains at 28.

Reported events could be "tip of the iceberg", a health advocate says.

Since 2012, all cases of measles in New Zealand have stemmed from overseas.

"It felt like someone was smacking my head with an axe," migraine sufferer says.

The fire was quickly put out by the internal sprinkler system.

Groups say DHB funding move is devastating for socially isolated.

A junior doctor talks to the Herald about why he's striking.

Four Auckland surgeons with packages topping $1 million.

From 7am tomorrow hospitals nationwide are without 3300 junior doctors for 48 hours.

Winegrowers feel they are wrongly being treated like tobacco merchants.

What's going wrong with our health system?

Is a court hearing next in a fight between doctors and parents?

The Before School Check is offered to every child after they turn four.

One of Auckland City Hospital's five maternity wards is closed due staffing shortages.

Last year the cost to Waitemata DHB was almost $100 a voucher.

The foundation won't substitute public health care but to go "above and beyond."

Move has prompted some Indian community members to say: "leave our festive food alone".

Gabriel Yad-Elohim is appealing his murder conviction with new medical evidence.

ADHB wants more Maori and Pacific workers - here's what it's doing to get them.

If candidates meet the core criteria for a role they must be interviewed.

Each baby in the "grey zone" is a question — try for life, or give palliative care?

Māori, Pacific and Indian babies are significantly less likely to be resuscitated.