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Letters on healthcare, doctors, water supply, arming police, managed isolation and port.
Letters on healthcare, doctors, water supply, arming police, managed isolation and port.
Hollie Mcintyre (30) is dying of cancer after being told the lump in her breast was nothing to worry about. Video / Greg Bowker
Hollie Mcintyre has been given just months to live.
Genetically-tweaked goats could aid in the fight against cancer, NZ trial finds.
An IT error caused a year-long delay in a dying man receiving his test results.
Bowel screening programme to resume now Covid-19 alert restrictions have reduced.
"They say we're not in the risk category but it's everywhere," says 37-year-old.
Brayden Wood, 17, suddenly lost his battle with cancer after 18 months.
The best hair, the best lipstick, the best attitude and, most of all, the best love.
The Ministry of Health has come under fire for its handling of exemption requests.
A High Court case prompted another look at applications for isolation exemptions.
After calls for a NZ vaccine strategy, scientists welcome $100,000 grant to get started.
The mercy dash will see a New Zealand woman fly to Australia.
Two weeks after Gareth Milne had major surgery he lost his wife to breast cancer.
'I guess I just wasn't satisfied with the situation of her being isolated.'
Delays at Palmerston North Hospital have proved painful for cancer sufferer.
Daughter's biggest fear is mum dies before family's 14-day isolation requirement is over.
Access to specialist treatment, cancelled procedures, visiting patients, among complaints.
His scheduled surgery was cancelled as resources were prioritised in response to Covid-19.
Pharmac freezes plans to fund cancer drug, it can no longer afford the investment.
It comes after dire warnings from a string of health care workers.
Screening will restart for breast cancer under alert level 3 but not for bowel cancer.
Only the most urgent procedures carried out as elective surgeries put on hold.
Arlo teaches his daughter Indigo a valuable life lesson. Video / Supplied
"I don't feel like anyone should go through that alone," heartbroken wife tells.
"There is a hospital set-up in Central Park right now. You would never dream of that."
Battling cancer is tough enough, let alone getting diagnosed on day 1 of lockdown.
Dying Dad goes home just in time to be with his loved ones but daughters want changes.
One cancer patient had a scan to check the size of tumours cancelled.