Latest from Health NZ Te Whatu Ora

Quest for a vaccine to fight rheumatic fever - a disease that kills and maims hundreds of Kiwis

The race to develop the world-first vaccine, and why it's so badly needed here.

Family fuming after mother fractures legs at North Shore hospital

Aletta Langeveldt, 71, had pneumonia but left with two fractured legs.

Exclusive: Memo reveals crisis facing hospital ICU

The Herald has obtained a memo indicating the tertiary status of the ICU was at stake.

Key Te Aka Whai Ora board member leaving role

Awerangi Tamihere is resigning from the Māori Health Authority.

Huge Middlemore ED demand: Plea for patients with ‘threats to life or limb’ only

The plea comes as new data shows large numbers are going to EDs and facing longer delays.

'Enslavement': Anti-vaxxer confronts judge at court bench, dragged by security

He argued 'just because people say the Earth is round, it doesn't mean that it is'.

Health Minister Shane Reti brings in observer at Health NZ because of ‘significant challenges’ with health reforms

Former healthcare executive Ken Whelan has been brought to oversee the sector.

Loud cheering by supporters when IT worker pleads not guilty to Covid-19 data breach

Barry Young was greeted with applause by his crowd of supporters, including Liz Gunn.

Dementia: She cared lovingly for her elderly mother for 16 years. Why did it end so traumatically?

Auckland family left in despair after losing GP at a moment of crisis.