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Tongariro bus crash: Tour boss speaks
Most of those injured in yesterday's Tongariro National Park bus crash have been discharged from hospital, tour boss says.
Most of those injured in yesterday's Tongariro National Park bus crash have been discharged from hospital, tour boss says.
Pulse-oximetry is a quick, painless and safe test for oxygen levels in the blood
Waikato District Health Board is postponing around 500 patients' appointments because of the strike.
Kiwis' use of antibiotics has soared, indicating widespread inappropriate use for viral coughs and colds, experts say.
Former All Black Keven Mealamu faces off with a pupil from Maungawhau School to help St John get a new ambulance.
Bernadine Oliver-Kerby talks with St John Chief Executive Officer Peter Bradley on the growing concern of assaults on St John ambulance officers.
Emergency department doctors are calling for a ban on National Crate Day after Waikato Hospital was inundated with drunk patients after Saturday's celebrations.
Ena Lai Dung died in a pool of her own urine and faeces, starved, dehydrated, neglected and in extreme pain. Today Cindy Taylor was sentenced for Ena's death.
A number of other patients remain in intensive care and one person is critical, the health minister said today.
Some 700 lives a year are being saved in hospital emergency departments by the controversial six-hour target, new research indicates.
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Some of the victims of the Croydon tram disaster were decapitated, say witnesses.
Two men have been charged with the murder of South Aucklander Clayton Ratima. The men, aged 31 and 32, will appear in the Manukau
District health boards report bad stuff that happens to patients
A Whanganui cancer patient has had to make five return trips to Palmerston North in a month for treatment that he said was previously
Steven Schroeder is typical of most men - he put off getting a medical issue checked. But he hopes his tale will help others.
Two investigations are under way into the suspected suicide of a mental health patient who had fled a psychiatric hospital and was missing for weeks.
The University of Auckland has hit out at plans by Waikato University for a new medical school, calling it "ill conceived" and costly.
Thousands have non-urgent surgery or appointments delayed
Benefits include faster recovery and fewer side effects.
Appointments are being postponed and rescheduled ahead of a nationwide junior doctors strike starting next week.
A doctor used the names of six people to get prescription drugs for herself.
Demanding hospital rosters are having an adverse effect on junior doctors around the country.
How many times over the years have we seen the junior doctors' union complain about the unconscionable hours they work in public hospitals?
DHBs planning for life-preserving services during resident doctor strike
Gabrielle Stuart looked at what five years of belt-tightening for the CDHB could look like for the community.
Hundreds of people in Auckland and Otago are being given preventive antibiotics
A mother who forced her children to undergo unnecessary surgery in order to orchestrate England's biggest ever benefit fraud, has been jailed.