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Hospital owner Vital Healthcare plans to raise $200m to expand in the South Island.
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'Medicine crisis': Potentially lifesaving cancer drugs still not publicly funded
Cancer report finds many potentially lifesaving drugs are still not publicly funded.
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Mask crusaders: 150 doctors, experts want kids to cover up in classrooms this winter
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High Court rules MIQ lottery 'not demonstrably justified'
The Government's MIQ system was unfair and some Kiwis were shut out of their country.
Rest home nurse gave dementia residents non-prescription drugs
Elisabeth Buckley admitted she ordered dementia patients to be given unprescribed meds.
How loneliness is damaging our health
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She spent her teens battling mental illness. Now she wants to change the system
Brooke Lacey is campaigning for reform of mental health services.
Premium: Mental health survivor wants to change the system
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Opinion: The French rule all Kiwi companies should follow
If your colleague starts down this path, you might go down it too.
'Plan B': Why Queen Elizabeth is set to break her 70-year tradition
For the first time in her reign, the Queen could be set to break royal carriage tradition.
The invisible epidemic: Why trauma could be the reason for your illness
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Urgent warning for 'dangerous' lollies
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Where do travellers in the US need to wear masks now?
New York Times: Looking at travelling to the United States? Here's what you need to know.
The truth behind Will Smith's trip to India
The actor has been spotted in India one month after his Oscars outburst.
Unlawful: Homeless and mentally unwell man locked up for longer than law allowed
Victims and defendants are suffering the consequences of delays in mental health reports.
Inside Auckland's battle over booze: Where and when people can buy alcohol
The tooth and nail fight over liquor licensing rules.
Child dies after mystery hepatitis outbreak spreads
Reports of a mystery strain affecting children have emerged from around the world.
Sasha Borissenko: 'Work to rule' clause provoking strike action
OPINION: The health system was already under pressure well before the pandemic.
Second Omicron wave may have begun - expert
Deaths of 10 to 15 people a day are likely to continue for months.
Kiwi woman dies after accidentally overdosing on Lemsip
A coroner found the mum-of-one had unintentionally overdosed on paracetamol.
Great Minds | Getting help from peer support services
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Psychotherapist Kyle MacDonald on how to recalibrate after the pandemic
Kyle MacDonald looks at how we can work out what happiness means for us in 2022.
'Seven in 10' people in England have had Covid at least once
Data shows an estimated 38.5 million people have been infected since April 2020.
NZ has first case of Covid XE variant; two children under 9 among deaths
Holidaymakers are warned to have contingency plans in case they catch Covid-19 while away.
Few children experienced adverse side effects after Pfizer vaccine - survey
Survey identified no new safety concerns for the child vaccine, Ministry of Health says.
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