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Auckland measles 'epidemic': Another 39 cases overnight
New measles cases being confirmed every day as city teeters on an epidemic.
Another 37 cases overnight: Auckland measles 'epidemic'
Almost a third of Auckland cases occurred in the last eight days, most in South Auckland.
Outbreak: 126 cases of measles in 8 days
More than half of all cases are in South Auckland.
'I can't wallow': The Chase's Paul Sinha breaks silence after shock diagnosis
Paul Sinha is trying to find the funny side of his disease.
'Traumatic': Mum's horror after toddler twins struck with measles
A Tauranga mum is warning other parents of the perils of measles.
Large Auckland school confirms measles case
An email from principal Steven Hargreaves was sent to parents and caregivers on Friday.
More than 150 people hospitalised for measles this year in Auckland
Many are children or young people.
The immunisation fallout: NZ set to lose measles 'all-clear' status
Kiwi kids at "growing risk" of dying from measles if the Government does not act soon.
Pregnant prison staff sent home after inmate contracts measles
Five pregnant Mt Eden prison staff have been sent home after a measles case was confirmed.
Measles outbreak: Disease spreads to average of eight people a day
An average of eight people a day are being diagnosed with measles in Auckland.
Bangladesh grapples with country's worst dengue outbreak
The mosquito-borne viral infection has spread across Bangladesh.
Measles alert following Dunedin-to-Auckland flight
Auckland resident was infectious with measles on Air NZ flight 674 on July 23.
Important measles information from the Auckland Regional Public Health Service
Important measles information from the Auckland Regional Public Health Service. Video / Supplied
Visiting ban for pregnant women, kids at measles-hit prison
Prisoners in certain units who were not immune would be placed in quarantine.
Measles alert for attendees of Basketball under-15 nationals
Those exposed will notice signs from today until August 3.
Work safety watchdog turns to cancer deaths
Worksafe will also be spending more time looking at mental health.
Mum fundraising for treatment for 1-month-old son with rare condition
Without help, baby Kaan has just four to six months to live.
Frank Greenall: One Cook, too many critics
Captain James Cook would probably be embarrassed by the attention we still accord him.
'The blackest of days': Parents look back on meningococcal death
Funding meningococcal vaccine would save lives and give his son a legacy, dad says.
Breakthrough? NZ research aims to halt brain disorder
Auckland scientists are hopeful they can slow the onset of the debilitating disease.
'Today's the day I die': Dying Kiwi held on for wedding day
The young dad died 30 hours after intimate backyard wedding ceremony to sweetheart.
Young Kiwi died of brain tumour days after wedding
The young dad died 30 hours after intimate backyard wedding ceremony to sweetheart.
Bangladesh 'Tree man' begs for hands to be amputated
Online nicknamed 'Tree Man' is begging doctors to cut off his tree-like hands.
Passengers exposed to measles on two Jetstar flights
A passenger with measles travelled on Jetstar flights while infectious on June 6 and 8.
'Truly frightening': Deadly Ebola outbreak spreads
The moment that health professionals have feared has arrived.
Measles outbreaks means MMR jab at 12 months for Auckland babies
There have been 104 cases of measles in Auckland this year and babies are most vulnerable.
Airport worker struck down by devastating illness
Akhilesh Kadam died almost a week after being rushed to hospital in a critical condition.
Video game addiction ruled official illness
WHO's decision has been met with strong opposition by the global games industry.
Hundreds could dodge getting throat cancer with vaccine
"This study highlights how much of a problem HPV cancers are in New Zealand," expert tells
60 Kiwis will be told today they have cancer. This is why they should still have hope
Immunotherapy was named our best hope against cancer five years ago. What's changed since?
Local Focus: Measles cases are a case for vaccines
The case for immunising is strong. Made with funding from NZ On Air.
'He'd just stare into space' - Mum shares horror of toddler's battle with measles
The number of measles cases hit 20 in the Bay of Plenty today
Family forced to move to Australia for daughters' treatment
A dad with two daughters with SMA wants Government to fund new drug.