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Baby's fatal injuries 'not consistent' with parents' story, coroner told

Doctor tells Coroner's court Poseidyn's injuries were more like being hit with bat.

Why sleep gets worse after 60 and how to fix it

Telegraph: It's normal for sleep patterns to change in later life. Here's how to cope.

Kiwi flies into world top 10 at Hyrox

The former Air New Zealand flight attendant is now ranked ninth in the world.

Man withdrawn from methadone at 'dangerously rapid' rate later dies

A man was removed from methadone programme rapidly, and six weeks later he died.

'Rough journey ahead': Former Black Cap's brain-tumour battle

The cricket boss was diagnosed five weeks ago and has already undergone neurosurgery.

What high blood pressure does to your body

Washington Post: Hypertension can affect your mind, heart, eyes and more.

Official advice about Ehlers-Danlos syndromes and hypermobility spectrum disorder labelled ‘incredibly damaging’

Patients fear new guidance could see life-sustaining treatments withdrawn.

The moment I realised my husband was having an affair

Telegraph: Marny's "whole world came crashing down at 48". Here's how she rebuilt.

AI tool lets ED doctors see one more patient per shift, says Health Minister

The AI tool records consultations and drafts notes so doctors have far less typing to do.

Coffee v tea: Which hot drink is really better for your health?

Telegraph: Coffee is growing in popularity, but which drink is better for us?

Man who severed girlfriend's spine after she threatened to leave him jailed for 16 years

Trudi Burgess has been left paralysed and in need of around-the-clock care.

Carnivore v vegetarian: The great diet debate playing out in regional NZ kitchens

All Krystie Miller's meals centre on protein and fat. Luciane Calabrese is the opposite.

Deadly surge: Councils warn more deaths likely under weak dog laws

A woman mauled by pig dogs in Tairua said councils are impotent and 'don't have power'.

Editorial: Urgent action is needed on dog attacks

OPINION: Any improvements will at least go some way towards better protecting the public.

Third measles case confirmed in Auckland as locations of interest grow five-fold

Despite returning on the same flight, the new case isn't linked to the earlier two.

Here’s when you should toss your kitchen sponge – and these other household items

Loo brushes, cutting boards and mattresses should also be on your watch list, experts say.