Man seriously injured after explosion in Rangiora
The injured man was rushed to Christchurch Hospital with serious injuries.
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Mosque shootings: 5yo victim out of hospital
Two months on the youngest victim is out of hospital but memories are vivid for survivors.
How 800 New Zealand cancer patients could be saved every year
Hamilton mum-of-five battling brain cancer wants New Zealanders to know there's hope.
Patients exposed to unsterilised equipment at NZ hospitals
The incidents occurred at Southland, Canterbury and Waikato DHBs.
Christchurch mosque attacks: 51st victim died after surgery
A Turkish man had been in a critical condition in Christchurch Hospital since the attacks.
Christchurch mosque shootings: One month on and it's a long road to recovery
"Where's my son?" They were Rahimi Ahmad's first words after six days in a coma.
Kiwis aboard Air NZ flight warned of measles risk
A person with measles was confirmed as being aboard an April 1 flight to Hong Kong.
'Postcode lottery' for weight loss treatment
Your chances of getting the surgery are influenced by where you live, expert tells.
25 days after mosque terror attack, 13 victims still in hospital
All are in a stable condition, except for one victim who is critical in ICU.
Priority MMR vaccinations mean some people face 'short wait'
The priority group is people aged 12 months to 28 years who have never been vaccinated.
Hospital massacre response under review
Plans for dealing with mass-casualty events to be reviewed in light of massacre.
Health boards fail to meet 'faster cancer treatment' target
How do DHBs rank when it comes to cancer treatment wait times?
Measles outbreak: Number of cases in Canterbury hits 34
Another five people are being investigated for possible measles.
'It could have been my daughter': The surgeon who battled to save 4-year-old injured in mosque shooting
Vascular surgeon breaks down after seeing a young girl on operating table.
Measles outbreak: Number hits 30 in Canterbury
The 2019 measles count has hit 50 with two more in Canterbury and one in Auckland.
Christchurch mosque shootings: The toll on the community
School students, medical staff, survivors and Christchurch residents will all be affected.
Shot mosque survivor transferred to be with critically injured 4-year-old daughter
Thirty-one remain in Christchurch hospital and nine are in critical condition.
Christchurch Hospital boss on mosque shootings: 'We're horrified, stunned, angered'
'Dealing with 50 people in a day is more than what we should see.'
Doctor's family: 'We believe he's dead'
Amjad Hamid moved to New Zealand for a better life, his wife says.
Too experienced in death: Chch doctors face all too familiar crisis
"Unfortunately, we are too experienced in this. I don't want to get more" -surgery chief
Mental health helpline inundated after Christchurch killings
Mental health helpline calls have gone up five-fold after the Christchurch shootings.
87 patients went hospital: Medical staff response 'pretty remarkable'
Canterbury DHB chief executive David Meates says 20 people have been seriously injured.
Almost 50 measles cases in NZ this year: What you need to know
The number of confirmed measles cases in Canterbury remains at 28.
Doctors refuse to see measles patients in clinic, opt for car visit
"Not an unreasonable request," says Primary Health Organisation ProCare.
Warning after two measles cases identified in Auckland: What you need to know
While Canterbury is fighting a measles outbreak, Auckland is working hard to prevent one.
Measles in Canterbury now 'in widespread circulation'
People who think they have measles asked to contact GP first.
Fourteen measles cases now confirmed in Canterbury
People in their late teens and early 20s are most at risk.
New study further discredits link between vaccine and autism
A study of more than 600,000 children has found no link between MMRR vaccine and autism.
Fifth case of measles diagnosed
A toddler is the latest to come down with the incurable disease.
You got me out of a coma!: Caller stuns Radio Sport host
Ian Walker came out of a coma after Radio Sport host mentioned football side Liverpool.
Mentally unwell woman dies, DHB in breach
DHB accepts wrongdoing and promises improvements have been made.
Complaint to DHB after woman's double suicide bid
The woman was discharged just hours after attempting to take her own life the first time.
Junior doctors' strike starts today: What you need to know
From 7am tomorrow hospitals nationwide are without 3300 junior doctors for 48 hours.
Handcyclist Ian Mark Walker critical after being hit by 4WD
Paraplegic handcyclist Ian Mark Walker critical after being hit by a 4WD while training.