Caitlin Francey opens her diary to share what goes on during a shift at a hospital ward.

Most of thousands of under-12s needing rotting teeth pulled from poorer families - experts

Surgeons demand urgent "sea change" at one of the country's largest health boards.

Mums of kids with disabilities caused by exposure to epilepsy drug in utero want answers.

Rise in misinformed patients demanding treatments that don't work has GPs worried.

DHBs must develop a contingency plan to ensure life-preserving services continue.

Nurses say a "safe environment for both patients and nurses" at the top of their agenda.

DHB admin workers are the latest to call for pay equity.

With a prescription and the right contacts, Baden Ngan Kee bought himself an extra year.

Prime Minister blaming the previous government for underfunding core-service such as health and education, and is asked if the health system is in crisis.

The breach was a "very serious departure from fundamental ethical and legal standards".

Former Health Minister in social media stoush with former DHB chairwoman.

The flu vaccine has arrived in New Zealand - but will it work?

They're belittled, humiliated and pushed to their limits. Mava Enoka reports.

Documents show $8.6m spent to extend learning hub while mould festers at kids' hospital.

New Zealand researchers have found a better way to treat hypoglycaemia.

Mass unionism will mean nurses are always poorly paid.

Comment: We don't value carers enough. They deserve so much better and so much more.

Study finds good progress is being made but more can be done to reduce salt and sugar.

A maze-like diagram shows just how much more complex abortion is in NZ.

The spending of public money by former Waikato DHB chief executive Dr Nigel Murray has been referred to the Serious Fraud Office after an investigation found more than half his claims for travel and accommodation were unjustified.

In part 4 of his cancer diaries, Simon Wilson decides on his treatment.

Joy Smith said she had never taken drugs before but the cannabis oil was a miracle cure.

In January 2015- a year and a half later - the tumour was picked up by the patient's GP.

A public relations consultant hired to help Waikato DHB cost taxpayers $20,000.

Shina Ali says a nurse forced her to walk, despite being repeatedly told her leg was numb.

Deal will cost trust about $3 million a year if everyone joins.

DHBs in Auckland have seen a spike in emergency C-sections but it's not clear why.

Perfect storm is almost here for our overloaded hospitals.

Patients say they're suffering over Pharmac's move to cheaper, generic anti-depressant.