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Minister says one MIQ worker's actions shouldn't mean all others are mistrusted.
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Bay of Plenty diabetes cases are projected to rise 70 to 90 percent by 2040.
'Walk-in' vaccines: Members of public jump queue for jabs
'What we have said to those on the frontline...is don't let any vaccinations go to waste.'
GPs say clear guidance needed over their role in vaccinations
GPs say they're in the dark about whether they will be helping Govt meet vaccine target.
One million target - Ministry of Health unveils vaccine plan
The plan reveals a breakdown of vaccine numbers at each District Health Board.
Using 'three R's' to combat entrepreneurial health stress
Post-pandemic work mode means 'always being on' and that's harmful to health.
Canterbury DHB races to use extra 1400 Covid vaccine doses
DHB made personal Facebook posts to advise people spare vaccines were up for grabs.
Up to 60 MIQ workers still not being tested regularly
National says it only takes one person to trigger a new outbreak.
Hospital overload: Patients forced to wait in the back of ambulance at EDs
The waits are occurring at Auckland, Middlemore and Christchurch hospitals.
Rest home death: Elderly dementia resident charged with manslaughter dies
The man had been found unfit to stand trial following care home scuffle.
'Unfathomable': Covid-infected MIQ security guard last tested in November
MBIE bosses don't know how many border workers have missed their routine tests.
'Warning bells' at school ahead of mould discovery, says Principals' Federation
Hutt Valley High School senior students return to partial remote learning next term.
Teuila Fuatai: Bureaucrats slowing pace of mental health change
OPINION: Appetite for new direction is strong but those at the top are dragging the chain.
Nurses reject 'April Fool's Day' offer
Opinion: With inflation at 1.4 per cent, the offer actually amounts to a pay cut.
Toddler had three heart attacks in just over a week
A little girl who survived three massive heart attacks in a week defies the odds.
Debbie Ngarewa-Packer: Māori in fight of our lives against cancer
OPINION: Crisis often reveals how strong we can be when we have to be.
Lydia's journey: Little girl's mission to put two feet on the ground
'She lights up any room she walks into. Everyone here just loves her.'
Syphilis epidemic continues to cause alarm, call for extra funding to stop spread
Health officials have raised concerns about the growth of syphilis in south Auckland.
'Critical point': WHO's scary new Covid warning
Seven weeks of rising cases and four weeks of rising deaths prompt grim reality check.
Queensland records seventh Covid-19 death since pandemic began
The 80-year-old man had returned from the Philippines on March 20.
Four new MIQ Covid cases, day 24 positive test
Health officials scramble to vaccinate 500 MIQ workers by the end of the month.
'Under pressure', Starship to double ICU capacity by 2022
Plans for more beds, support spaces, and a medical day stay unit under way.
Jacinda Ardern lukewarm on further drug law reform
PM wants to see if a law change is working as intended.
City councillor and ex Silver Fern battling health issues
Former netballer Margaret Forsyth is on a month's leave to focus on her health challenges.
Covid-19: Security guard travelled on three different buses
Passengers who were on the buses are considered to be casual contacts.
Saving the planet: Should you eat less red meat to combat climate change?
If all of us moved to climate-friendly diets, what difference would it make to emissions?
Exclusive: Gross understaffing, bullying and dysfunction at major hospital
Waikato DHB tried to keep expert panel's extraordinary findings from the public.
St John failing to meet response time targets: 90yo waits three hours after cat attack
"The whole kitchen floor was awash with blood. I thought, 'am I bleeding to death?'"
Covid-19: New daily cases skyrocket in India
India has recorded almost 1 million new Covid-19 cases in the past week.
Health Minister rules out drug law overhaul
Andrew Little says any major change would first have to go back to a referendum.
Derek Cheng: Left in the dark on so many aspects of the Covid response
Unverifiable Government proclamations leaves a scrambling-behind-the-scenes impression.
Eating disorder: Diary of an inpatient - 'My body was wasting away'
A woman who survived anorexia speaks about stints in a South Island eating disorder ward.