GP shortage: Rainbow community struggles to find the right health care
Call for more training to educate doctors at general practices across NZ.
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Mental health services are facing a staffing crisis. Here's why that matters and what you need to know
Key points from the Herald's investigation into the state of mental health services.
Kiriana Bird awarded distinguished fellowship for contributions to Māori health
Hawkes Bay GP Dr Kiriana Bird was awarded Distinguished Fellowship of the RNZCGP
'What the hell do we do?': Tot's hospital rush after smashing head through window
'Speeding and overtaking people and running red lights, I just did not care.'
Covid-19: 6232 new cases as experts say peak has passed thanks to 'hybrid immunity'
The infection peak has likely passed and with fewer than expected - experts explain why.
Experts warn teachers and parents to look out for long Covid in children
There are calls for long Covid in children to be recognised and researched.
It's twins! How Nanogirl's heartbreak led to a double blessing
After years of heartbreak, the Kiwi science queen is delighted to be expecting twins.
Hospital locked down after attack on ED worker
A 28-year-old man was charged with assault following early-morning incident.
Covid-19: Seven-day rolling average of new daily cases falls to just under 7800
Strong hybrid immunity in the country means NZ has likely passed its peak Covid wave.
Ashley Bloomfield's final message to the team of 5 million
Ashley Bloomfield's final message to New Zealand as director general of health. Video / Ministry of Health
She provided an abortion to a 10yo rape victim. Now she's a right-wing target
New York Times: Dr Caitlin Bernard knows what it costs to take a public stand post-Roe.
Lactose intolerant people drank milk for 9000 years ... but were fine
Humans consumed dairy products 9000 years before developing genes to digest them.
Mental health staffing crisis: Andrew Little promises 'more boots on the ground'
Health Minister reveals one of several 'innovative' measures planned to fill vacancies.
Hepatitis in children: Scientists have found a possible cause for mystery outbreak
Over 1,000 severe cases without any explainable cause have been reported so far this year.
I wore a glucose tracker for two weeks - it's bad news for my evening wine
Telegraph: Just how damaging is that afternoon snack or glass of wine?
Focus: Dr. Ashley Bloomfield's exit interview
Michael Neilson sits down with out-going Director General of the Ministry of Health Dr. Ashley Bloomfield for an exit interview. Video / Mark Mitchell
Bloomfield's 'most stressful moment' - and what he does to unwind
Bloomfield signs out on Friday after helming pandemic response for two and a half years.
Heart and cancer surgeries delayed by winter ills
Acute patients spending weeks in hospital beds, too sick to go home and forced to wait.
'Utterly overwhelmed': Child psychiatrists plead for action to fix staffing crisis
Doctors say too many young Kiwis are not getting timely care for serious mental illness.
Warning to stay away from Christchurch beaches, rivers, floodwaters
Floodwaters may be contaminated with sewage.
Omicron wave: Why NZ hasn't seen a worst-case scenario
Experts give one big reason why this wave hasn't reached a worst-case peak: immunity.
'I only shower every 10 days': Woman reveals unusual shower habit
The viral TikTok video has both intrigued and disgusted people.
Bloomfield tells councils to fluoridate water
Director-General of Health Dr Ashley Bloomfield has today written to 14 authorities
'Major health and safety risk': Nursing students cover shifts at Dunedin Hospital
Students called in to cover shifts at Dunedin Hospital because of staff shortages.
What your fat 'trouble spots' say about your health
Our lumps and bumps can give us a glimpse into our future and the chance to change it.
Student nurse struck by patients and nearly brought to tears apologises for Tik Tok video
She said she had no idea what she was doing while caring for older patients.
Monkeypox: Is NZ ready for the virus that can lurk in your bed linen?
How worried should we be about the global outbreak of another virus?
Samantha Murton: We can't magic GP shortage away
OPINION: President of the Royal College of GPs prescribes a solution to dwindling numbers.
Facing fears may lessen their power over you
Happiness Editor Matt Heath talks with Dr Andrea Reinecke about her anxiety treatment.
'Barely any lung left': Minister's impassioned speech on 'smokefree generation' bill
About 14 people a day die due to smoking tobacco, disproportionately affecting Māori.
NZ's 1400 Covid-linked deaths likely a 'conservative' count - expert
Nearly 1400 NZ deaths have been tied to Covid-19 - but the true picture may be more grim.
Cancer-free after boogie board blow led to shock diagnosis
Sean Rush was holidaying with family in Ōpōtiki before his life totally changed this year.
What we've just learned about NZ's Covid deaths
Newly-updated data has given a clearer picture of how Kiwis have been dying with Covid-19.