Health

Nurses stop work across the country

New Zealand Nurses Organisation Tōpūtanga Tapuhi Kaitiaki o Aotearoa (NZNO) members employed by Te Whatu Ora are alarmed by Health New Zealand's plans to pause... Read More

Prostate cancer survivor speaks of incontinence

A Bay of Plenty man who faced a 'bombshell” prostate cancer diagnosis has spoken out about the mental strain of 'stigmatised” treatment side-effects... Read More

Staying safe during Guy Fawkes

Think about your kids. That is the message from ACC this week ahead of Guy Fawke's. On average ACC accepts around 300 new claims every year for fireworks-related... Read More

Friends rally to support teen’s cancer battle

Two Bay of Plenty women have joined forces to raise money so their best friend's teenager can to travel to the US for experimental cancer treatment that could... Read More

Fast-track approval for General Practices welcomed

Up to now, all doctors from overseas who applied for specialist registration in New Zealand have needed to have their qualifications, training and experience... Read More

Grow a moustache – make a difference!

It's the month of November - and if you think changing the face of men's health in New Zealand is important, please get out and support Movember! Movember... Read More

Mislabelled shaved roast chicken packets recalled

Packets of shaved roast chicken are being recalled because of undeclared soy. The Hellers shaved roast chicken 200g with a best before date of December 10... Read More

'Pretty meaty actions': Hopes for air quality push

An environmentalist group says it is trying to stay positive over a promise by Mount Maunganui industrial businesses to clean up their act. The 29 businesses... Read More

Te Puke horse trainer's battle with EDS

'I don't want a good day to be, maybe I can get on a horse, I want to compete again, I want to jump again.” Hayley-Grace Davis is well known in... Read More

Summer wave of Covid-19 approaching

An epidemiologist is warning a summer wave of Covid-19 is approaching, which will see an increase in infections and deaths. It comes as cases of a new highly... Read More

Cardiologist quits as budget cuts cause burnout

Health New Zealand Commissioner Lester Levy is 'living in La La Land” and Te Whatu Ora has no idea what is happening on the ground, a burned out cardiologist... Read More

Record number of Kiwi’s learn CPR in Shocktober

More than 35,000 more Kiwis now have the life-saving skills to help someone suffering from a cardiac arrest thanks to Hato Hone St John's record breaking Shocktober... Read More