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Live: 21,595 new Covid cases, 56 virus-related deaths in the past week
The most recent analysis shows the Omicron subvariant remains dominant.
The most recent analysis shows the Omicron subvariant remains dominant.
Sir Graham Lowe speaks about his heart issues
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OPINION: We have known about this looming crisis for decades but did nothing.
Lowe's appointment to Te Whatu Ora's board comes amid a growing GP workforce crisis.
Two are at Dunedin Hospital and two at Southland Hospital.
How many Kiwis have really had Covid-19 this year? And what does it mean for reinfection?
Ross Baker refused to accept the diagnosis that he had less than a week to live.
Half of those surveyed had never attended a trauma call or resuscitation.
More harrowing stories have emerged about the treatment of AUT nursing students.
This weekend, Kiwis should forget about meal prep for the week ahead and try this instead.
New York Times: Two sisters in one family died. Doctors fought for the third.
Doctors and nurses are pushing the Government to fix the pressure on staff.
Top epidemiologist says we'll look back on Covid response as 'great national achievement'.
Group meets with Health Minister and officials.
OPINION: Professor of population health says there's too much we don't know.
The Immersive art exhibition starts this weekend in South Auckland.
Dr Ayesha Verrall said the government was still getting expert advice.
The family of a 24-year-old man allege he was assaulted after refusing to take medication.
Times: Why after 40 that bottle of wine is followed by morning-after guilt.
Doctor said he was 'heartbroken' to miss lesion on scan and is now working overseas.
An expert says NZ may be at or nearing the peak of this wave - but much remains unclear.
A 2012 review of intensive care found the unit was outdated even then.
They said the ED was at “critical overload” and unsafe.
But Te Whatu Ora Bay of Plenty declined to provide vacancy data for 2019 and 2018.
Customs confirms two batches of imported synthetic opioids are 'unlinked'
They once were climate change or vaccine skeptic, anti-homosexuality or abusive.Now what?
Another patient says she can no longer work full-time due to the lengthy wait for surgery.
Exclusive info on importation of two 'worrying' batches of synthetic opioids in 2022.