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Lawyer begins cross-appeal for doctor found guilty of doing unjustified breast exams
Lawyers say doctor appealing against a misconduct guilty verdict needs a tougher penalty.
Dr Evil: 'You're a sexual predator' - Victim to psychiatrist
Teenage victim of psychiatrist's sexual abuse gives insightful account of harrowing case.
Victoria's Secret model reveals fertility struggle
The model announced her pregnancy after unknowingly battling polycystic ovary syndrome.
Some signs of recovery from severe Covid lung damage
New York Times: In two early studies, some patients showed signs of healing.
Mum dying after multiple tests fail to detect cancer; claims of racial bias
Teresa McCarthy, 58, has declined further treatment - without which she will die.
Peter Davis: Dear Minister - How to cure our ailing health system
Opinion: Covid has exposed the 'missing middle' between Wellington and the front line.
Creaming it: Is the collagen cream craze a fad or not?
Listener: Hundreds of millions spent on collagen supplements get a dubious return.
Dad wears skirts and heels to work 'because I can'
His wife helps him pick out his outfits while his daughter wants to borrow his shoes.
'I was not consulted': Health Minister blindsided by testing centre closures
Chris Hipkins says testing sites should be readily available.
Kiwi dad's breast cancer battle: 'If I hadn't gone to the doctor, I'd be dead'
A Taranaki dad has a message for other men after he was diagnosed with breast cancer.
Big change to Tinder after assault claims
Tinder has made some key changes after it was exposed in a bombshell report.
Only six Covid testing centres open in Auckland, none on weekends
Auckland's Covid community testing centres have been dramatically scaled back.
Three things to know about NZ's big Covid-19 vaccine roll-out
Who will be first in line for NZ's Covid-19 vaccine? And why? Jamie Morton explains.
Man with severe brain injury 'wakes' after 8 years
A sleeping pill treatment miraculously - but briefly - restored 'Richard' to his family.
Suspected historical Covid-19 case at Port of Tauranga
If confirmed, it would be the second case detected in the community in two days.
Birth in a pandemic: 'When baby cries, I cry too'
Migrant new mothers giving birth in a foreign country without family support need help.
Covid: UK could get 40m Pfizer vaccine jabs by New Year
NZ has also signed with Pfizer, which says it's manufacturing at scale as trials continue.
Mum distraught after blind teen son left at bus stop alone by support worker
"My son was left in a potentially life threatening situation," boy's mum pleads.
'Seriously inadequate': DHB slammed after woman died waiting for urgent care
Three years after the tragic death, the decision of a HDC investigation has been made.
Focus Live: No new Covid-19 cases today
There are no new cases of Covid-19 in New Zealand today. A ship bound for Brisbane is the most likely source of infection for a port worker who tested positive for Covid-19 last week.
Port worker has new virus strain; likely infected on ship heading for Brisbane
The port worker is the first Covid-19 community case in NZ since September 24.
Port Taranaki close contacts: One negative, two awaiting test results
Workers have been tested and are isolating at home while they await their results.
Netherlands to allow doctors to help end lives of terminally ill children
New York Times: Children aged one to 12 would now able to die with the help of a doctor.
Why does beauty trump brains in the workplace?
Can an employee's physical appearance potentially shape their pay and prospects at work?
Matt Heath: A short guide to breathing properly
COMMENT: Finally, some useful advice on how to breathe without annoying people.
Covid-19: Concern over ports 'justified', expert says
New case justifies concern over sea ports being possible virus entry points, expert says.
New Covid community case - Auckland man who went to New Plymouth
The Ministry of Health has called a Covid-19 press conference.
'There's no ambiguity about the word cancer': The harsh reality of melanoma
More people die from skin cancers each year than from road accidents.
Oil paint, cotton thread and denture wax: The surprising secrets of Auckland's artificial eye-maker
3000 Kiwis wear a prosthetic eye - meet the man who makes many of them.
New Zealanders living longer but spending more years in poor health
Most of the country's premature deaths could have been prevented, study finds.
Fat check: How to reduce your weight and the risk from Covid and diabetes
Listener: Covid-19 has delivered another good reason to maintain a healthy weight.
How this age-old practice can help you cope in a pandemic
With anxiety levels rising during lockdown, many people have been turning to meditation.
Mum's DIY Happy Meal hack goes viral
A mum's "fakeaway" hack is going viral online, attracting praise from dozens of parents.