Dr Nigel Murray spent thousands of taxpayers money during the 3 years he was Chief Executive of Waikato DHB.

A Tauranga couple share why they've chosen to help others over taking a romantic holiday.

Waikato DHB's interim chief executive Derek Wright talks about his new job. Video/Alan Gibson

Diane Moody cares for her son 24-7, but the Government pays for just 17 hours a week.

National Burns Centre forced to limit admissions to stop spread of a drug-resistant bug.

The Ministry of Health-commissioned report found only weak evidence for sugar taxes.

Surgeons could face disciplinary action if they operate without consent.

Extreme heat is likely to cause more health problems in future, the Ministry says.

Christchurch man, Alec Smith, suffered a cardiac arrest in Bishopdale New World. He received very good bystander intervention with CPR and AED usage, prompt ambulance response and transport, and survived. Source: ST Johns

Inquiries are continuing into how Donald Morey, 71, died in the care of Waitemata DHB.

Babies and women in the South Island can't get enough Vitamin D from the sun.

Adults and older kids getting hurt more at trampoline parks, study finds.

A Hawke's Bay doctor who helped develop the wahakura has been recognised for his services.

A Christchurch woman told this is likely her last Christmas, is battling for medication.

World's oldest medical journal uses the PM as an example of a voice against free markets.

Should medical cannabis be legalised? Russell Brown goes to Nelson in search of answers.

Performance review finds faults in leadership systems and calls for information sharing.

Cost of imports points to local production as Govt moves to liberalise the law.

Three investigations so far into Dr Nigel Murray's spending, a further two possible.

An obstetrician has been criticised over the death of a baby in her care.

Editorial: Ronald McDonald Houses are being rejected by DHB officials, not boards.

For the first time Simcock has admitted a process error over Murray debacle.

A total of 542 adverse events were reported by district health boards in the last year.

Reasons for resignation of Brett Paradine unclear.

About 30 per cent of high-school pupils may not be fully immunised against mumps.

OPINION: Waikato DHB's big-spending boss must be held to account.

Former Waikato DHB chief executive Nigel Murray spent 183 days travelling in one year.

HealthTap is not the first American IT system bought into by Waikato DHB.

The SmartHealth app is here to stay but which provider powers it is under review.

Ideas are being touted of how to end the worst mumps outbreak in years.