'The situation is quite dire,' said a union rep about the shortages.

Even Health Minister Shane Reti admits he struggles to get a doctor's appointment.

Kiwi mums have shared their stories of birth trauma in a bid to raise awareness.

Knowing the right questions to ask yourself can help make the decision easier.

Stunned motorists spoke of erratic, speeding driver before tragedy.

Many Olympians - like the rest of us - face daunting obstacles to good sleep.

Hoturoa Flanangan also set fire to a vehicle, garage and punched a police officer.

Initiative encourages men to write 'Love U Bro' on their faces

'We’ve got to the stage where almost every parent needs to be a first responder'.

Mental health becomes an 'ordinary but important' subject at school.

The client was suspicious after her ex had information she'd only shared with the worker.

Ethan Simon said he was especially sad about his victims' ages after learning what he did.

The latest research promises new ways of identifying those at risk of developing dementia.

The medal-winning gymnast admitted her anxiety was ramping up in a recent TikTok video.

Review finds staff used denigratory language when discussing Bailey Ecclestone.

Missing out on a medal after preparing for years can be devastating.

Many people use smartwatches to track their health – but are they making us worry more?

OPINION: 'Sometimes it’s more authentic and empowering to move on without forgiving.'

OPINION: Do we really want social media to influence who our kids want to be?

A fast heart rate can be caused by a number of things. Here's how you can manage it.

Paul Gottermeyer was serving a life sentence for a brutal attack on a young mother.

Patricia Burt laid to rest alongside her husband decades after disappearing.

Tararua Rural Support Trust encouraging ladies off the farm for day of connection and fun.

'People just sit, relax, and enjoy what they are doing.'

The emotional toll of grief and stress is known but what about their effects on the body?

People who vape frequently are twice as likely to have depression, studies say.