
DHB funding 'hardly enough to keep the lights on'
DHBs have not been given enough to keep up with demand, experts say.
DHBs have not been given enough to keep up with demand, experts say.
The number of people facing long waits for urgent mental health care has risen sharply.
Since Healthy Homes began in Rotorua in 2014 it has responded to more than 830 referrals.
What Auckland University is doing to make healthy food options more readily available.
New Zealanders shouldn't assume we will have another mild flu season, experts warn.
EDITORIAL: Hopes a new commission will be first step in transformational change.
The money will support Maori and Pacific communities to combat the preventable disease.
Grieving family takes battle with Waikato DHB over son's death to Prime Minister.
The spinal surgery Kay Billman waited 18 months for gave her back her life.
The money question: Should private practice be used to entice specialists to stay in NZ?
Roughly a third of Kiwis have untreated tooth decay amid calls for free treatment.
Health Minister slams DHBs for keeping cancer patients waiting for radiation treatments.
Canterbury outbreak seems to have been contained while Auckland's continues to spike.
Clinicians could abuse their power by pushing patients to private practise. So do they?
Specialist "cells" of transnational organised crime syndicates have entered New Zealand.
The location of NZ's best tasting tap water has been revealed, and it isn't Auckland.
The figures on assaults within Ward 10A paint a disturbing picture.
What happens when you give disabled people all the help they need? Govt is finding out.
"This was a tragic situation ... such tragedies impact us deeply."
Sally Webb said resigning from the Waikato DHB had no impact on her roles as BOP chair
"Mistakes were made, with tragic results," Health Minister David Clark said.
The number of measles cases hit 20 in the Bay of Plenty today
New Zealand is home to one of the most lucrative methamphetamine markets in the world.
Pharmac under pressure as more petitions for funding go to Parliament.
Boyd Swinburn asks when the impetus behind gun control will apply to public health.
Meth still NZ's drug of choice, according to wastewater testing.
The Waikato DHB deputy chair says she didn't have jurisdiction to refer the matter on.
A person with measles was confirmed as being aboard an April 1 flight to Hong Kong.
Your chances of getting the surgery are influenced by where you live, expert tells.
The cases follow outbreaks in Christchurch and Auckland.