'Unbearable pain': ACC pays $1 billion for decade of medical errors
"It felt like a grater moving around inside of me," surgical mesh injury victim says.
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Hospitals' meat-free drive 'beggars belief'
Guidelines for the health sector include a recommendation to reduce meat and dairy.
Extraordinary surgery: Man facing amputation ends up with a leg of steel
The procedure is so complex one wrong move and it could all fail.
Man wakes up with thumb sewn to his groin
"It's one of those things your brain just can't comprehend," patient tells.
353 people killed on our roads in 2019. NZ's most lethal stretches revealed
The road toll rose today when a man died in hospital after a Kaimai truck crash.
Extraordinary surgery: Baby's skull cut open to allow her brain to grow
The operation involved peeling back Tessa's scalp and making several cuts in the bones.
More than $400,000 raised for White Island volcano victims
One family did away with presents and donated $220 to help a tour guide with severe burns.
Worker fired for refusing to use face scan clock-in system
Tim Fensom refused to sign up to facial scanning at work. He was fired.
Failure to address 'ad hoc' air, road ambulance service
Waikato air and road ambulance retrievals "fragile" and patients being harmed as a result.
Former AB John Kirwan backs new private mental health clinic
"What we're really hoping is to take some pressure off the public system," star says.
UK mother, daughter identified as White Island burns victims
Liz McGill, 67, and daughter Heather, 34, will be in NZ hospitals "for some time".
Burned tour guides out of coma, breathing on own
Two tour guides severely injured in the eruption are making subtle progress in hospital.
Boost for burns unit: Govt weighs cash to aid eruption victims
The hospital's charity has been calling for donations.
'They are feeling so low': Family flies in to support American victims
Atlanta couple Pratap and Mayuri Singh were injured in Monday's eruption at White Island.
Fears not enough donor skin for badly burnt patients
Australian survivors are being treated by one of the world's leading burns specialists.
Human skin coming from Ohio to help White Island burn victims
As surgeons continue to work around the clock, 28 people remain in hospital.
Son tells of 'long road ahead' for parents with 50% burns
Aussie couple Nick and Marion London potentially face months of recovery in hospital.
White Island eruption: Police outline process for identifying bodies
There are five stages to the identification process, each involving important details.
'My boy could give children a chance': Crash victim's skin donated to White Island injured
Adrian Hutchings died in a car accident in September but leaves behind a legacy in others.
Heart boy's special Christmas: 'Nothing else mattered if we were together'
"We've never been promised a future with Luke," 3-year-old's mum says.
Nurses burnt out by 'unsafe' workplace; hospital reacts to claims it's understaffed
One doctor reportedly called it the worst health and safety culture he'd ever worked in.
'Families are suffering': Xmas celebrations cancelled as measles death toll rises in Samoa
Forty-eight people so far have died since the outbreak began - most of them children.
Shouting, crying and 'a complete mess': Venod Skantha's final warning
Dunedin doctor Venod Skantha was unravelling months before he killed Amber-Rose Rush.
Father Christmas and friends visit Starship Hospital
Starship Hospital in-patients were able to see Santa himself and a few of his friends.
Health system at 'tipping point' - union
An estimated 430,000 children and adults have an "unmet need" for hospital care.
Report critical over lack of action on dire state of public hospitals
Specialists say they're "suffering" and warn hospitals have reached a tipping point.
Four deaths at hospital classified as 'adverse events'
Health board delays meant cardiology patient died before they got appointment in mail.
Toxic environmment: Nurses bullied for years at Middlemore Hospital
Staff called into question the safety of care in a toxic environment at the unit.
Hawke's Bay Hospital lockdown lifted
Police were made aware of the situation at around 5.20pm on Sunday.
'It means there is hope': The girl doctors said should be allowed to die, goes to school
Almost totally paralysed girl who doctors said should be allowed to die is off to school.
Boozed patients proving a headache at city ED
Alcohol a factor in nearly one in 10 cases seen by Auckland City Hospital ED staff.
Bad debt: Massive hospital bill wiped after visa overstayed
The elderly patient had no income to pay the whopping bill.
A lack of GPs and growing population putting pressure on public health
A shortage of GPs in Northland is sending patients to already pressured public health
Two in hospital after 'suspicious' house fire
Firefighters initially believed there were still people in the house.