Waikato DHB's interim chief executive Derek Wright
Waikato DHB's interim chief executive Derek Wright talks about his new job. Video/Alan Gibson
Waikato DHB's interim chief executive Derek Wright talks about his new job. Video/Alan Gibson
Wanaka man died in ambulance while being transported from Dunstan Hospital to another.
She was walking around normally. An hour later she was paralysed: The cancer was back.
A return to the place Meg Theriault almost died brought closure for the crash survivor.
Ten years after his death, Ed Hillary's legacy lives on strongly
Police are trying to find out how the dumped man was injured.
After saying goodbye to loved ones, Jan Scott did not expect to see another Christmas.
Briefings: Areas of patient safety need more work the Health Minister has been told.
Most maternity hospitals require written informed consent for infant formula.
A total of 542 adverse events were reported by district health boards in the last year.
WARNING: Graphic. Shocking footage shows how a veteran died while his nurses laughed.
A robot that gives birth is used in training staff at upgraded Delivery Suite Theatre in Waikato Hospital. / Alan Gibson
Comment: It's easy to mount a defence of Ronald McDonald house
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When plans for Ronald McDonald House dropped, many parents of sick children were shocked.
Public health group wants the Southern DHB to block Ronald McDonald House in Dunedin.
A child spent the night in the ceiling space of Starship Hospital.
A $1.4 million project at Waikato Hospital will stop $25m worth of outsourced surgeries.
The real heroes are the brave kids and the staff who work at Starship children's hospital.
Lynda Hodge's dream of becoming a paramedic has been dashed by a change of anaesthetic.
A baby has suffered irreparable brain damage because of a rare reaction to anaesthetic.
Understaffing at Waikato Hospital results in warning over training accreditation failures.
The electorate is not so much demanding deep reform as a realignment of priorities.
US Government analysis found Kiwi Welfare State to be a world first
Dunedin Hospital's $5.5m asbestos issue meant operating theatre light took 10 days to fix.
Why are our children dying from Third World diseases linked to unhealthy homes?
"At first I thought I'd been pushed in the back. Then I slipped on my own blood and fell."
Fire at Wakari Hospital which led to 4 people taken to hospital is treated as suspicious.