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Tales tall and true of being a copper

Ex-Whanganui cop Rob Rattenbury has written a book about his career and family history.

Blow me down: Windy Welly gets dangerous

Sprain, strains and stuff in eyes - some of the ways the wind has injured Wellingtonians

Man caught riding e-scooter in Auckland peak hour traffic

A Lime rider with no helmet has taken on one of New Zealand's busiest intersections.

Bedridden and broken: Mental disorder labels reduce access to care

Criminologist with Ehlers-Danlos syndrome offered behaviour therapy by psychiatrist.

Government to reduce ACC work levies for businesses and self-employed

Government announces some changes to ACC levy regime.

Fifth of Kiwis suffer persistent pain

Many who have persistent pain struggle to get adequate help.

Almost 300 electric scooter injury claims in month and a half: ACC

Injury toll includes 171 claims in Auckland and 102 in Christchurch.

Call for trampoline safety clampdown

Experts concerned about trampoline injuries call for new safety standard.

Ian McKelvie: Betrayal was attempt to undermine party leadership

Rangitikei MP Ian McKelvie - political leanings aside, we all want the best for NZ.

Woman scarred after beauty treatments gone wrong

A woman, 24, was left with permanent scarring on her face and chin after acne treatment.

E-scootering boy sends grandmother flying in collision

Sue Crang is afraid to return to walkway after being bowled by boy on Lime e-scooter.

Trip or treat: Horror Halloween ACC stats revealed

ACC says 11 of the 81 Halloween injuries the past five years were pumpkin-related.

Paralysed soldier who was refused compo wins top Invictus award

Invictus

Kerre McIvor: Why I'm wary of the new e-scooters

COMMENT: I have concerns that these speed machines are sharing space with pedestrians.

The eeeeeek-scooters: ACC claims soar over new electric scooters

Nine claims have been filed in Auckland along with a further five in Christchurch.

Danger at the beach: Rubbish blamed for surge in seaside injuries

Researchers are warning rubbish is becoming a "growing hazard" at New Zealand's beaches.

Horror fall: How helmet saved 10-year-old boy's life

10-year-old Te Awanui is recovering well after a skull fracture and brain injury.

Auckland Uni head Stuart McCutcheon steps down

University will seek staff and public input on what qualities to seek in its next leader.