Covid-19: Could NZ-Oz bubble be the path to eradication?
The world has a genuine shot at wiping out Covid-19, a group of top NZ health experts say.
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Tanzania's Covid-denying president dies aged 61
John Magufuli claimed his country had eradicated Covid-19 through national prayer.
CDHB confirms stance supporting fluoridation of drinking water
The DHB voted to continue its pro-fluoridation stance at a meeting today.
Judge orders pre-schooler to be vaccinated despite father's objections
Father said he did not want to put his daughter into a "forced vaccination programme".
Water fluoridation: Director-general of Health to make decisions instead of councils
Law change would take decision-making power away from local councils.
Covid-19: Rural health workers 'need hours' to get vaccine
Some rural front line health workers turn down chance for vaccine due to hours of travel.
Unprotected: Canterbury measles booster shot falls short
Nearly 36,000 Cantabrians need a catch-up MMR jab to be fully protected.
Virus variants likely evolved inside people with weak immune systems
New York Times: People with weak immune systems may be incubators of mutant viruses.
Focus Live: 27,000 Kiwis have received the Covid-19 vaccine so far
There are no new community cases of Covid-19, three in managed isolation and 27,000 Kiwis have received the vaccine so far.
Focus Live: Dr Ashley Bloomfield on the Covid-19 vaccine safety campaign
Dr Ashley Bloomfield said the ministry would "absolutely" approach the likes of All Blacks and other sports stars to help with the vaccine safety campaign.
Defence Force MIQ workers confused by double standard
Base facilities out of bounds for MIQ staff but community facilities are okay.
Sarah Everard: How men can be allies to women right now
Even men who are not violent have a part to play.
Can vaccines cause blood clots? Here's what we know
New York Times: Should you be concerned about blood clots and the AstraZeneca vaccine?
More transparency around MIQ exemptions needed - epidemiologist
MIQ guest visited a patient at Christchurch Hospital.
Increase in Covid-related scams as vaccine rollout ramps up
NZ's cyber security agency anticipates vaccine-related scams will get worse.
Australian senator calls for AstraZeneca vaccine suspension
Matt Canavan said the nation's vaccine rollout should be paused alongside much of Europe.
Covid: How worried should we be over AstraZeneca vaccine fears?
ANALYSIS: Several EU nations have suspended the jab. Here's what the numbers tell us.
Prince Philip remains in hospital for longest ever stay
The Duke of Edinburgh, who had heart surgery, has now been in the hospital for a month.
Major European nations suspend use of AstraZeneca vaccine
It comes after reports of dangerous blood clots in some recipients.
Born with cancer: 'Every parent's worst nightmare'
Baby Kaihautu's mum says she is holding strong but is "screaming and broken inside".
'I feel validated': Woman speaks after losing two babies due to 'incompetent' GP
'I had to bury two children and that's something that I don't think I will ever get over.'
Covid-19: Nation's mysterious second-wave turnaround
Experts have basically admitted they do not know what has happened.
Pregnancies terminated after GP prescribes harmful medication
'I should have been protected, I should have been safe,' woman told the HDC.
Ambiguous discharge notes linked to woman's stroke
Woman stopped taking medication to reduce her risk of stroke after hospital stay.
'Source of great shame': Salvation Army apologises for abuse in care
A survivor previously described his care as one of the 'ugliest places on Earth'.
Nurse who stole more than $1200 from patient allowed to continue work
"She must recognise that this is a 'once-only' second chance."
Netherlands, Ireland suspend AstraZeneca vaccine over blood clot concerns
The move comes after a 'cluster of four serious, very rare... clotting events' in Norway.
Ministry of Health seeks innovative ways to deliver abortion services
Minister says there have already been substantial improvements since decriminalisation.
Crackdown: Wellington brunches bottom out at four drinks
A video of people sculling mimosas was the final straw for one establishment.
Sugar taxes work overseas, and can here - Dental Association
UK tax on sot drinks resulted in a 10 per cent decrease in sugar consumption, says report.
Huge, fast and haphazard: Inside the US vaccine rollout
Financial Times: The US has inoculated 100 million, reaching a quarter of all adults.
'No point being afraid' - Hamilton mother and son confront final stages of cancer after 20,000km mercy dash
'He's taken a major leap in wisdom in the last 6 months', Vikki Blundell says of son Ryan.
What's in your vaping liquid? Scientists to test for nicotine levels, alcohol, illegal drugs
Studies have reported large variations between labelled and actual nicotine levels.
Revealed: How many frontline workers have refused the Covid vaccine
New Zealand's Covid-19 vaccine rollout programme is three weeks in.