Care provider fined $552k over woman's death at support home
The woman drowned when left alone in a bath in October 2016.
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Potential privacy breach at IT provider of one of NZ's biggest health boards
A spokesperson said no impact to health services had been uncovered.
Ministry's new Covid vaccine booking hotline goes live with error
Wellington callers were wrongly told they couldn't use the service.
Focus Live: Transtasman travel bubble closed for at least eight weeks
The Government has shut the transtasman travel bubble for at least the next eight weeks. PM Jacinda Ardern said she would not risk the hard work put in by the team of 5 million by keeping the bubble open when the risk was high from the Delta variant.
Experts urge caution on halting transtasman travel bubble
It comes with half the Australian population currently in lockdown.
'Absolutely appalled': DHB boss yanks racist vaccine booklet
The cartoon-style booklet has caused so much offence it's been withdrawn.
Why even vaccinated people are getting 'breakthrough' infections
New York Times: Vaccines prevent serious illness and death but aren't a golden shield.
Superbug: US hit by outbreaks of untreatable fungus
Clusters of drug-resistant fungus are believed to be spreading from person to person.
Vaccine hotline opens to help people in group 3 waiting for vaccine booking
Dedicated vaccination phone line aims to assist jab hopefuls.
Nine Mattina crew members with Covid-19 have Delta variant
Whole genome sequencing shows variant not connected to previously confirmed cases in NZ.
Expanded testing after salmonella detected at three poultry farms
Overall risk to consumers considered low.
RSV outbreak: Canterbury hospitals tighten visitor rules
Anyone with cold or flu symptoms urged to seek Covid-19 test.
Two Kiwi restaurants on '20 best in the world' list
Two restaurants have been voted in the top 20 fine dining establishments in the world.
Brain injury research: Blood test could rule out CT scan
The research aims to speed up diagnosis of head injuries and reduce ED wait times.
Do women have to be thin to win?
Sportswomen are expected to be faster, stronger, and leaner than ever. But at what cost?
Covid-19: An unexpected reaction to the Pfizer vaccine
A shot at life beyond limbo? Inside the vaccination room with an emotional Group 3'er.
Opinion: Folic acid in bread is half-baked
Opinion: Plan to reduce birth defects is good but misses a rising sector its aimed at.
Covid-infected mariners in hospital; group 4 vaccine invites from next week
Group 4 people will start receiving vaccine notifications from July 28.
Newshub's Sam Hayes reveals 'mystery virus' left her in hospital
The newsreader is currently pregnant with her second child.
Focus Live: Group 4 Covid-19 vaccine invites start next week
People in group 4 will receive notification from July 28 about being able to make a vaccine booking. From the end of July the vaccination programme would really start ramping up, Covid-19 Response Minister Chris Hipkins said.
RSV resthome outbreak - 3 hospitalised, 11 test positive
Three rest home residents hospitalised amid RSV rest home outbreak.
Opinion: Mum, I'm sorry for bagging your Karen cut
OPINION: Mum loved her Karen. I didn't. Until faced with losing her hair altogether.
Ngāti Hine Health Trust's Covid vaccination Whangārei clinic biggest in North
Ngāti Hine Health Trust has successfully administered 4557 doses, as of July 4.
The staggering amount taxpayers spend on drink-driving crashes
'Road deaths aren't just numbers,' police boss says.
Vulnerable people unprotected due to GP vaccine delay - doctor
The frustration from a Epsom GP comes just a week from the general public vaccine rollout.
Why isn't NZ producing a Covid vaccine?
Opinion: We are going to need long-term, secure access to vaccine supplies.
Kiwis choosing to work from home sick instead of taking sick leave
There's a huge cost to the employer when the wrong leave pass is redeemed.
Disappearing dentist shows up at eleventh hour, claims he didn't 'ghost' tribunal
Proceedings halted as dentist who left patients mid-treatment contacts tribunal.
RSV Outbreak: Continued pressure on Wellington ED as cases numbers change
There are 16 children in Wellington Hospital with RSV or respiratory illness.
Victoria lockdown extended by a week, outbreak spreads to Queensland
There are thousands of people deemed close contacts isolating across the state.
Freedom day: Could Britain be sued for reopening and putting the world at risk?
The rest of the world is at risk of new Covid variants - so can countries take action?
Act wants checks on gang members' benefits
Studies are split on the effectiveness of schemes similar to what Act is proposing.
'He lied to me': Orthodontist vanishes, patients lose thousands of dollars
Evidence is being heard at a Health Practitioners Disciplinary Tribunal hearing.
Heart patients caught in backlogs rushed to hospital for emergency care
"Suboptimal care does not necessarily lead to harm," Waikato DHB says.