The CountryUK scientists find medical benefits in Manuka honeyLONDON - Manuka honey could be used to help keep internal medical devices such as urinary catheters free of infection, according to new research.27 Sep 08:55 PM
The CountryFarmer shot at by spotlightersAn elderly farmer has been shot at by a group "spotlighting" on his central North Island property.27 Sep 07:17 PM
The CountryScience of 'extreme fire'A new $8.5 million study targets "extreme fire" - a fast-moving mass of heat and flames spewing burning embers and behaving in ways that firefighters aren't used to.26 Sep 01:04 AM
The CountryHow to cut your chances of getting cancerEight simple changes you can make that will greatly reduce your chances of developing the disease.24 Sep 09:00 PM
OpinionKyle MacDonaldWhen physical illness leads to depressionKyle MacDonald discusses the common occurrence of stroke victims in particular experiencing depression during their recovery.22 Sep 06:30 AM
The CountryStrict new dog control laws: Need to knowOwners of dogs deemed high-risk will have to get them neutered and display warning signs on their property and the collar of their pet.21 Sep 10:36 PM
The CountryHow to tell if you drink too muchMost people know excessive drinking isn't good for our health, but what are the tell-tale signs that you're drinking too much?21 Sep 02:00 AM
The CountryThe flu and you: Dramatic hidden pictureMore than 840,000 Kiwis caught the flu last year - and three quarters of them would never have known it, a study has found.20 Sep 05:00 PM
The CountryCuddling kittens can kill you, warn scientistsScientists have found the scope and impact of a potentially deadly cat-borne disease is wider than they thought19 Sep 10:34 PM
OpinionRugby damaged my brain: test starCOMMENT: There has been serious attention paid to concussion in sport recently.19 Sep 05:00 PM
The CountryAlzheimer's symptoms often overlookedA new study warns of four key symptoms of Alzheimer's we should be looking out for.19 Sep 02:09 AM
The CountryTime for farmers to talk about suicideThe chief executive of New Zealand Young Farmers is urging rural communities to be transparent about suicide following the recent 16 Sep 08:00 PM
The CountryGastro outbreak cost businesses $80,000Market view statistics during the gastro outbreak showed about an $80,000 drop in retail and hospitality spend.15 Sep 04:37 PM
The CountryMan doing homekill job in Carterton diesA man has died at a Carterton homekill business this morning after a suspected medical event.15 Sep 04:07 AM
The CountryFuture food - animal or plant products?Should we take animals out of the food chain? Dr Graeme Coles investigates.15 Sep 01:49 AM
The CountryFarming couple turn to crowd-funding to save waterwayA Central Hawke's Bay farming couple has taken to crowd-funding to clean up and restore an important waterway on their property.14 Sep 10:33 PM
The CountryMan found dead inside crashed uteA man who had been missing from his home in the Ohuka area inland from Wairoa for nearly a week was found this morning deceased inside his crashed utility.13 Sep 04:22 AM
The Country'Stroke of luck' saves 83-year-old manBarrie Knightbridge was at home at Cooper's Beach last week, recovering from an illness that, according to the medical odds, he should 12 Sep 08:45 PM
OpinionWhy 50 is when life gets good againFifty is not the new 40. It's better, writes Mike Bullen.11 Sep 03:00 AM
The CountryThe GoodYarn initiative with Dr. Tim MackleDr. Tim Mackle is the CEO of DairyNZ. He had a chat to The Country Early Edition's Dom George this morning about what's happening 08 Sep 10:19 PM
OpinionKyle MacDonaldThe healing power of sharing your storyThis week, I decided to ask myself a question: "What is the People's Review of the Mental Health System, and why are you asking for 08 Sep 03:30 AM
The CountrySewage pond consents clash causing a stinkA Northlander who has a septic tank cleaning business has illegally been pouring sewage into two ponds on a rural property for a year 06 Sep 08:30 PM
The CountryNZ@Noon: Council seeks advice after another positive testThe Tararua District Council is seeking advice after tests returned another positive reading for E.coli in Pahiatua's water supply06 Sep 12:00 AM
The CountryWater woes spread to PahiatuaWith Pahiatua's water bore testing positive for E. coli in two tests over two days, the Tararua District Council issued a boil-water 04 Sep 03:01 AM
The CountryThe perfect toast toppings for Sunday brunchA focus on homemade makes sourdough perfect for Sunday brunch.03 Sep 10:30 PM
The CountryIs meditation as good as a holiday?Could meditating in your lounge be just as good for you as that break in Fiji? Scientists have the answers.02 Sep 05:00 PM
OpinionKyle MacDonaldWe're all racist according to researchResearch on unconscious bias suggests we are all more racist and xenophobic than we would like to admit, writes Kyle MacDonald.31 Aug 08:03 PM
The CountrySpring sunshine here for the weekendSpring arrives tomorrow and with it, generous bundles of warmth and sunshine. But the new season won't be a welcome joy for everyone.31 Aug 07:10 PM
The CountrySwimmable bottom line 'impractical'A national requirement for all water bodies to be swimmable all of the time is "impractical", Environment Minister Dr Nick Smith says.31 Aug 01:07 AM
The CountryPoison warning: 1080 signs changeLong-time anti-1080 campaigner persuades a council to add more cautionary details to warning signs used during aerial baits drops.31 Aug 01:00 AM
The CountryHow to tell if your boss is a psychopathExperts say CEO's top the list for jobs where you might encounter a psychopath. Here's what to do if your workplace is toxic.29 Aug 10:00 PM
The CountrySafe yards make for happy stock handlingThe best chance for farmers, animals, vets and stock agents to work in safety is to make a farm's cattle yards as robust and hazard-free 27 Aug 06:00 PM
