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Political brew-ha-ha: Voters to decide fate of alcohol sales in Auckland
Voters will get the chance to decide who control liquor sales in West Auckland.
Nurse denies giving strong sedatives to children without permission
The nurse denied administering the drugs without a prescription or supervision.
Nurse in hot water over strong sedatives to kids
Nurse facing disciplinary action after giving strong drugs like Ketamine to children.
Nursing 'crisis': Hospitals battle staff shortages, patient surge
DHB's chief nurse says "relentless" pressure partly due to high patient demand in ED.
Kids health: NZ kids' big breathing problem
One in 7 NZ kids have breathing problems. And more of them end up in hospital every year.
Every NZ kid gets a free health check at 4. Why it's now in the spotlight.
One of the country's biggest health initiatives will be overhauled next year.
Sick toddler wakes after 10 days of sleeping non-stop
Toddler sedated so his body could fight off bugs woke after 10 days asking for his teddy.
Pregnant prison staff sent home after inmate contracts measles
Five pregnant Mt Eden prison staff have been sent home after a measles case was confirmed.
Measles outbreak: Disease spreads to average of eight people a day
An average of eight people a day are being diagnosed with measles in Auckland.
Important measles information from the Auckland Regional Public Health Service
Important measles information from the Auckland Regional Public Health Service. Video / Supplied
Focus: Dr Lance O'Sullivan's plan for 200 drive through medical clinics
In July 2019 Dr Lance O'Sullivan announced a bold move to introduce drive-through medical centres throughout New Zealand. Video / Leon Menzies
Visiting ban for pregnant women, kids at measles-hit prison
Prisoners in certain units who were not immune would be placed in quarantine.
Paralysed two-year-old speaks first words since horrific Waiouru crash
Words came as a huge relief as parents have been waiting over six weeks for her to talk.
National pledges $200m for cancer drugs if it wins in 2020
National pledges $200m for cancer drugs if it wins in 2020. Video / Derek Cheng
Man lay dead at home for days: What GPS data revealed
Report into housing for the elderly found "numerous failings" in processes.
Cancer petition reaches Parliament as pressure mounts
Cancer petition reaches Parliament as pressure mounts. Video / Boris Jancic
Family want charges laid after crash left toddler paralysed
"We're just angry at everything we've been going through and still no one's been charged."
'Eight minutes per resident': Aged-care workers in NZ 'face same brutal conditions'
Kiwi aged-care worker says conditions no better in NZ after Aussie post goes viral.
Life support off, paralysed crash toddler fights on
Amirah Najim-Phillips, 2, has been breathing for 24 hours on her own after a month in ICU.
Shock, sadness as young mum given months to live
Litisha Cleave, who just turned 30, has just six months to live due to her breast cancer.
Little fighter with coolest attitude faces long recovery
Doctors first thought he had a cold, four days later he was flown to Starship Hospital
DHB psychologists vote to strike later this month
It is the first nationwide strike for psychologists in New Zealand.
'I look five months pregnant': Patient pleads for treatment
'I've been putting up with this pain since March and they just keep sending me home.'
Focus Live: Two new cases in isolation hotels; Hamilton escapee tests negative
There are two new cases of Covid-19 in managed isolation facilities and Health Minister Chris Hipkins says the man who escaped a Hamilton hotel last night evaded the police guard.
'The blackest of days': Parents look back on meningococcal death
Funding meningococcal vaccine would save lives and give his son a legacy, dad says.
Teuila Fuatai: Vouchers won't help biggest vaccine losers
COMMENT: Are incentives for immunisations really a positive for our health system?
Focus: PM announces spouses will be paid for caring for ill or disabled loved ones
Focus: PM announces spouses will be paid for caring for ill or disabled loved ones. Video / Mark Mitchell
Focus: Family carers for ill or disabled welcome Government changes to funding
Focus: Family carers for ill or disabled welcome Government changes to funding. Video / Mark Mitchell
Govt told to set up separate Māori health agency
The Crown has breached the Treaty by failing to improve Maori health, tribunal says.
Jacinda Ardern's heartfelt letter to dying dad's daughter
"She is going back on her promise and that's heart-breaking," Lilly's mum says.
Action plan unveiled to tackle syphilis after babies' deaths
Six Kiwi babies have died from mothers passing the infection on during pregnancy.