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How drug-driving tests could hit legal cannabis patients

Returning two positive saliva tests can lead to a 12-hour driving ban.

Families warned after another asbestos scare in children’s sand set

Tests detected mineral fibres consistent with asbestos in the Miki Sand Art Set.

Michael Eaglen: How embracing the electric future now will strengthen New Zealand’s economy, industry and identity

Diesel ferries burn nearly a million litres a year, driving up long-term costs.

Ryman shuts two Christchurch rest homes, reports interim loss

Work to relevel the main Edmund Hillary hospital wing in Remuera is now completed.

Cancer-battling manager among workers left adrift after Ponsonby beauty clinic fallout

“It is something like a war between them, but I have to pay the cost."

Society Insider: Dominic Bowden’s ‘new chapter’ with fiancee in Queenstown

Plus, the 21-year-old school dropout choosing between tech millions and pro rugby.

Editorial: Organ donation conversation could save lives

OPINION: Organ donors are heroes.

‘We’re finally empty-nesters – but I can’t bear to be alone with my husband’

Telegraph: Without the bustle of family life, a reader's relationship woes become clear.

Ian McCrae: The good, the bad, the ugly, and the AI medicine for healthcare

AI tools now outperform humans in medical exams and patient diagnosis tests.

Concerned parents tried calling hospital staff before baby was stillborn

Deputy commissioner Rose Wall said vital monitoring was missed overnight.

Cameron calls for targeted prostate checks

Samantha Cameron urged her husband to ask about prostate screening.

Stone Age teen’s chewing gum found after 10,500 years

DNA from the gum shows the chewer had brown hair and brown eyes.

Aussie rocker dies after wife’s diagnosis

Lees played bass on Moving Pictures’ 1982 hit ‘What About Me’.

Dietitian explains the healthiest breakfast choices for better gut health

Experts say emulsifiers and added sugars in bars can disrupt digestion.

Why the puberty blockers ban marks a politicised shift in healthcare decisions

Puberty blockers pause unwanted physical changes, not mental health issues.

Small Business: How No Ugly built a business on better drinks

Aaron Taylor talks to Tom Raynel about his 'functional beverage' company.