
Syphilis response 'totally inadequate'
Syphilis cases in Auckland have gone from one in 1995 to almost 300 last year.
Syphilis cases in Auckland have gone from one in 1995 to almost 300 last year.
"In the ED environment, maybe we're going to have to have policemen on site."
Hospitals are ramping up preparations for when up to 30,000 nurses strike on Thursday.
"NZ children could live shorter lives than their parents."
The error was only picked up when a patient asked about their case.
Further use of Thompson and Clark by the Ministry of Health uncovered.
Three young female doctors speak about the harassment they've experienced on the job.
Adjudicator's note suggests health officials tipped off Housing NZ about meth use.
Fewer than 73 per cent of patients seen within six hours in April.
DHBs say they have doubled their offer to nurses to settle pay negotiations.
Tests continuing to identify substance that made Qantas staff ill.
ADHB surgeons have called for an urgent "sea change".
The Health Minister's admission is evidence that Labour over-promised says National.
"This can have serious consequences for their health."
Theresa Gattung was in a business meeting when she abruptly collapsed.
A teenager pushing his brother in a pram was badly injured when they were hit by a car.
Health services have their hand out to the new Government.
Sting stays in your togs, so wash them thoroughly.
A baby girl was critically injured when she fell from a North Canterbury playground.
More than 10,000 Kiwis end up in isolation each year with the longest a 115-day spell
All Val Ireland wants is to be able to face herself in the mirror again.
Busy weekend for rescue helicopters saving leisure-loving kiwis
Cancer patients are having to wait months for treatment as hospitals struggle to keep up.
A person has died following a suspected case of meningococcal disease in Auckland.
Natasha Jane Strickland, 41, has been evading police for almost a month.
Ideas are being touted of how to end the worst mumps outbreak in years.
A teenager attempted to take her life after an indecent assault at Auckland hospital.
The Herald breaks down who knew what - and when - before Moko was killed.
The baby desperately needed surgery but the surgeon was stuck 30km away in heavy traffic.