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'Like a skydiving injury’: Woman breaks leg in three places after slipping on pedestrian dots

At least two people have been hospitalised in the past two weeks after slips.

Paralysed teen takes ACC fight to Court of Appeal

ACC and two courts have denied his claims. Now the case will go to the Court of Appeal.

Broken bones, concussions: Yellow tactile dots for sight-impaired a slippery hazard

Urgent action needed on dangerous yellow dots that are slippery when wet.

ACC introduces kaupapa Māori navigation services to help Māori clients

ACC has introduced a free service for Māori who need help making compensation claims.

Wellington chippy insolvent, blames Covid and Parliament protest

The fish and chip venue received $30,000 in funding following the anti-mandate protest.

Deadly dust: Photos reveal alarming conditions at Kiwi worksites

Photos released for the first time show dangerous working conditions.

Revealed: The 'insulting' number of accepted claims for permanent surgical mesh injuries

Officials are investigating pausing the use of surgical mesh for a common birth injury.

Rugby on edge: Two promising players suffer critical injuries mid-game

Both players were transported to Auckland Hospital in a critical condition.

Revealed: ACC and NZ Rugby swapped notes rejecting concussion, degenerative brain injury link

Documents reveal ACC and NZ Rugby emailed after rugby brain injury cases emerged.

Revealed: Huge cost of Govt’s shelved Income Insurance Scheme

A trail of redundancies and contractor termination costs follow in its wake.

'Revenge porn’: One woman’s years-long ACC struggle

Post-traumatic stress was diagnosed after ex shared a sex video on popular porn site.

'Want to go dancing': ACC ordered to cover 19 year old injury

Gaynor Downes burst into tears after ACC was ordered to finally cover shoulder injury.

Ohakune restaurants took $287k Covid cash, now broke

An award-winning "hamburgeria" turned Tapas restaurant and bakery are now in liquidation.

Local Focus: Isolated and alone while losing his legs

Gisborne resident Josh Grant talks about his lonely brush with death.

'Almost more abuse': Govt stalls on survivor's compo loophole

Pledges to look into compo issue, but no results for up to 2000 affected people.

Six reasons why one Ponsonby Central restaurant failed

'Business was already financially struggling with high overheads and staffing issues.'